Title: The Queen Album
Content: Producer - Mike Moran ; Recording Engineers - Richard 'Call Me Lucky' Dodd, Stuart Bruce ; Assistant Engineers - Marsten Bailey, Martin Edwards, Alex Bardock 
Title: The Queen (Velvet album)
Content: Andreas Berlin &ndash; production, mixing, guitar ; Anton Malmberg Hard &ndash; production, mixing ; Fredrik Larson &ndash; production ; Henke Jonsson &ndash; mastering ; Jenny Petersson &ndash; vocals ; Johan Bejerholm &ndash; mixing ; Mathias Kallenberger &ndash; production, mixing ; Nicholas Mace &ndash; production, programming, remixing, keyboard ; Niklas Pettersson &ndash; production, mixing ; Niko Valsamidis &ndash; production ; Nathalie Berzelius &ndash; hair and make up ; Robert Uhlmann &ndash; production ; Stephen Cornish &ndash; production, programming, remixing, keyboard ; Tony Nilsson &ndash; production, remixing ; Twin &ndash; production, arrangement, mixing 
Title: Queen (soundtrack)
Content: Production ; Producers— Mastering: Donal Whelan at Mastering World (United Kingdom) ; Mixing: Shadab Rayeen (at A.T. Studios) ; Engineers: Shadab Rayeen, Praveen Murlidhar, Harikrishnan R., Firoz Shaikh (at A.T. Studios) ; Session Supervisor: Sunny M.R. ; Programming: Amit Trivedi, Sourav Roy Credits adapted from release notes. Backing vocals— Sunny M.R., Neuman Pinto Trumpet – Kishore Sodha Drums – Darshan Doshi Acoustic and Electric Guitars – Sanjay Das, Warren Mendosa Acoustic Guitar – Nikhil Paul George Bass guitar – Rushad Mistry Saaz and Tumbi – Tapas Roy Sitar –Asad Khan Executive producer: Krutee Trivedi (at A.T. Studios) Supervising producer: Aashish Narula (at A.T. Studios)
Title: The Virgin Queen (TV serial)
Content: Producer &ndash; Paul Rutman ; Director &ndash; Coky Giedroyc ; Writer &ndash; Paula Milne ; Composer &ndash; Martin Phipps ; Director of Photography &ndash; David Odd ; Production Designer &ndash; Donal Wood ; Film Editor &ndash; Joe Walker ; Make Up Supervisor &ndash; Karen Hartley ; Costume Designer &ndash; Amy Roberts ; Casting Director &ndash; Nina Gold ; Executive Producers &ndash; Justin Bode, Laura Mackie, Kate Harwood, Simon Curtis 
Title: The Queen Is Dead
Content:  The album was produced by Morrissey and Marr, working predominantly with engineer Stephen Street, who had engineered the band's 1985 album Meat Is Murder. Street recalled: "Morrissey, Johnny and I had a really good working relationship – we were all roughly the same age and into the same kind of things, so everyone felt quite relaxed in the studio". At the time the group was having difficulty with its record label Rough Trade. However, according to Street, "this didn't get in the way of recording because the atmosphere in the studio was very, very constructive." The first song from the album to be recorded, in July 1985, was "The Boy 
Title: Jazz (Queen album)
Content: Freddie Mercury – vocals, acoustic piano ; Brian May – guitars, vocals ; Roger Taylor – drums, vocals, percussion, electric guitar, bass ; John Deacon – bass, guitars Queen, Roy Thomas Baker - producers ; Roy Baker - deputy producer ; John Etchells - assistant engineer ; Geoffrey Workman - chief engineer Track numbering refers to CD and digital releases of the album. Queen Production
Title: Greatest Hits III (Queen album)
Content: Main ; Queen - producers (2, 4-8, 11, 13, 15-17) ; Brian May - producer (9), remixing (2) ; Freddie Mercury - producer (3, 12), original recording producer (10) ; Roger Taylor - remixing (2) ; David Bowie - producer (2) ; Wyclef Jean - remixing (14) ; Mack - producer (8, 13, 17), original recording producer (10) ; George Michael - producer (5) Additional ; Joshua J. Macrae - producer (6-7, 11), recording engineer (11, 15), additional remixing (2) ; Mike Moran - producer (3, 12) ; Colin Peter - producer, recording engineer (10) ; Serge Ramaekers - producer, recording engineer (10) ; Julian Raymond - additional production (10) ; David Richards - producer (3-4, 6-7, 9, 12, 16), recording engineer (5) ; Justin Shirley-Smith - producer (6-7, 11), recording engineer (1, 11, 15), additional remixing (2) ; Carl Ward - producer, recording engineer (10) Information is based on the album's Liner Notes 
Title: Queen of Hip-Pop
Content: Producers - T.Kura, Michico, Nao'ymt, C. "Tricky" Stewart, SUGI-V ; Vocal Producers - Michico ; Vocal Direction - Daisuke Imai, Michico, Nao'ymt, Kenji Sano ; Chorus Arrangement - Ryoki Matsumoto ; Mixing - D.O.I, Junya Endo, T.Kura, Carlton Lynn, Yoshiaki Onishi ; Photography - Shoji Uchida ; Art Direction - Hidekazu Sato 
Title: Queen (Nicki Minaj album)
Content:  Frank Dukes – production (track 14) ; Christopher Braide – production (track 15) ; Henry "Cirkut" Walter – production (track 15) ; Zaytoven – production (track 16) ; Murda Beatz – production (tracks 17 and 20 (bonus)) ; J Beatzz – production (tracks 18 and 19) ; Invincible – production (track 20 (Target)) ; Messy – co-production (track 6) ; Ashley "Blank" Bannister – co-production (tracks 18 and 19) ; Cubeatz – co-production (track 20 (bonus)) ; Lowkey – co-production (track 20 (Target)) ; Eminem – additional production (track 2) ; Aubry "Big Juice" Delaine – additional production (track 4) 
Title: Queen II
Content: Freddie Mercury – lead vocals (2, 3, 6-11), backing vocals (2-4, 6-11), piano (2, 7-11), harpsichord (7) ; Brian May – electric guitar (all), backing vocals (2, 4, 6-11), acoustic guitar (2-5, 10), lead vocals (4), bells (9), piano and organ (2) ; Roger Taylor (credited as Roger Meddows-Taylor) – drums (all but 8), backing vocals (2, 4-11), lead vocals (5), additional vocals (9), gong (3, 6), marimba (5), tambourine (2, 11) percussion ; John Deacon – bass guitar (all but 1), acoustic guitar (2) Roy Thomas Baker – production, castanets (7), stylophone (11). ; Robin Geoffrey Cable – production Track numbers refer to CD and digital releases. Queen Additional personnel

Question: Who was the producer of Queen?
Answer: Anurag Kashyap.