TM88

TM88, born Bryan Lamar Simmons on April 4, 1987, is an American record producer known for his heavy, 808-driven trap production. He rose to prominence as part of the influential production collective 808 Mafia, contributing to the distinctive, bass-heavy sound that shaped much of modern Southern hip-hop and trap.

He has produced for major artists including Future, Travis Scott, Juicy J and Lil Uzi Vert, and became known for beats built around thunderous 808s and dark, minimal arrangements. In late 2015, TM88 split from 808 Mafia amid controversy surrounding the production credits on Future's mixtape «56 Nights», a departure he later described in interviews as an amicable business decision rather than a personal falling-out. That same year he released his solo project «Sacii Lyfe».

Since then, TM88 has continued to operate independently, producing tracks like «Mood», «Slayerr» and «Pop Out» while maintaining his reputation as one of trap music's most sought-after beatmakers. He is signed to Bricksquad Monopoly and remains an influential figure in shaping the sonic identity of contemporary hip-hop and R&B-adjacent trap production.