Kno
Kno (born Ryan Wisler) is an American producer and rapper from Atlanta, Georgia.
As one-half of production duo A Piece of Strange and one-third of the hip-hop group CunninLynguists, producer/dj/rapper Kno has worked with Cee-Lo Green, Killer Mike, Lil' Scrappy, Immortal Technique, Devin The Dude, Maroon 5, Phonte Coleman of Little Brother, Masta Ace, Beatnuts, and Tonedeff among others[1]. He has produced the majority of CunninLynguists' six albums, Will Rap For Food, SouthernUnderground, A Piece Of Strange, Dirty Acres, Strange Journey Volume One and Strange Journey Volume Two.
He also received acclaim in Rolling Stone, NY Times and others for his remix of Jay-Z's The Black Album, The White Al-bu-lum, released in late 2003[2].
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