By 2009, with nearly a decade of placements on multi-platinum and gold certified albums under his belt, Harlem-based producer Ron Browz made an official move to the forefront of his artistry. Over the years, the young mastermind’s work with the likes of Nas, Ludacris, 50 Cent, Busta Rhymes, Jim Jones, Fat Joe, Lloyd Banks, Snoop Dogg and many others garnered him an outstanding reputation as a hit maker. Last year, he finally stepped into the limelight as a recording artist. On July 20, 2010, Ron Browz will release Etherlibrium, a 16-track project with guest appearances from Atlantic Records’ Maino, Bad Boy’s Red Cafe, Dipset’s J.R. Writer and more. He will unveil videos for nearly every song on Etherlibrium as the Summer progresses, and will be finishing up a movie along with Harlem filmmaker Maine Brown a.k.a. Mr. M5.