Tommee Profitt

Tommee Profitt is an American producer, songwriter, and multi-instrumentalist based in the Nashville area of Tennessee. He built his reputation as the primary producer and co-writer behind Michigan rapper NF, shaping the dark, orchestral-meets-hip-hop sound that defined NF's rise. Beyond that partnership, he has worked with artists ranging from Migos and Avril Lavigne to Josh Groban, Crowder, and TobyMac, moving comfortably between pop, rock, rap, and electronic textures.

Outside his production work for other artists, Profitt releases his own material under the banner Cinematic Songs, a series of releases built on brooding string arrangements, cinematic percussion, and reimagined covers or collaborations with vocalists such as Fleurie and Beacon Light. Tracks like «In the End», a reworking of the Linkin Park classic, and «Enemy», built around Imagine Dragons' song from the Arcane series, became widely streamed because of how effectively he merges orchestral drama with contemporary beats.

His cinematic instincts have carried into screen and game work, including composing music for EA Sports' UFC 2, and his tracks have soundtracked promos on MTV, ABC, and NBC. Profitt occupies a distinctive niche as a producer whose solo output is as recognizable as the artists he produces for, known for turning familiar songs into sweeping, emotionally heavy reinterpretations.