Torrance Esmond, better known by his stage name Street Symphony, is an American record producer and music executive from Memphis, Tennessee.
 Dividing his youth between Memphis and Nashville, Street Symphony was compelled to pursue a career in music after watching an Outkast concert. With roommates owning equipment, the Sean Combs-influenced entrepreneur began making beats by fiddling with the turntables and drum machines through the night in his Middle Tennessee State University dorm. At school, Street juggled prospects of a bountiful career in Electrical Engineering with his visions of music stardom. In the end, he switched majors, formed a notable area Hip-Hop group Player Way with best friends Mike Sean and Lonnel Matthews and went all in. Through performing at college parties, Street Symphony & Player Way garnered respect and fans on campus, as well as surrounding areas. People took notice, ranging from Street's early mentor Carlos "6 July" Broady, to NBA champion superstar Gary Payton, who signed the producer to his Rock Solid imprint in 2005. It was there that Street Symphony acquainted himself with big recording studios, honing his original sounding repertoire of beats with the likes of Yo Gotti and Starlito, who were flirting with a Cash Money Records deal. Overnight sessions, traveling, and a tireless hustle gave Street Symphony a director's chair in the action, as he refined his multi-genre, unique style of music.
 Solidifying his presence in Tennessee, Street Symphony took interest in the Houston hustle. As artists like Paul Wall, Chamillionaire, and Mike Jones were reaching gold and platinum, Street remembered thinking, "Let me catch this wave." As he slept on his H-Town friend's floor, worked a day-job, and devoted off hours to his craft, he networked to shop his tracks to any artists he could reach. "In the evenings, I'd get out and hustle. I'd go to Guitar Center, in the DJ room, and play my beats so everyone could hear." Local artists took interest, as well as stars like Lil' Keke of the Screwed Up Click.
 After finding success in Houston, Street Symphony followed Rap's next wave to Atlanta. It was there that he connected with Ludacris's label Disturbing tha Peace working with I-20, Dolla Boy of Playaz Circle & Luda himself. In 2009 he reconnected with friend and former college classmate, Lecrae. With a label, Reach Records behind him, Lecrae hoped to expand his audience and accessibility, attaching the touted-Christian Rap star with music that legitimized his careful message. First contributing to Lecrae's Rehab album, Street Symphony's knowledge and sound attracted his longtime friend and the Reach Records' brass to want him on board. As their flagship artist was kicking down mainstream doors, Street had a musical style and a Rolodex that functioned as a key to the industry's doors. In the subsequent two years, Street Symphony would handle artist and repertoire and executive production of Lecrae's music, especially surrounding his acclaimed Church Clothes mixtape series. In their time together, Lecrae garnered a Top 3 debut, as Street Symphony earned his first GMA Dove Award and Grammy Award, for 2012's Gravity. Continuing his success with Lecrae, Esmond returned to the 2015 GRAMMY Awards, winning as co-writer & producer for Best Christian Contemporary Music Performance/Song, "Messengers".
 Following his achievements in the Christian Hip Hop subgenre with Lecrae, Street Symphony returned to the mainstream focusing on his Track Or Die production company. After affiliation from working together in The Playaz Circle days, 2 Chainz welcomed Street Symphony to the studio to assist in crafting the EP, Freebase—including video single "Trap Back." Additional frequent collaborators include: Yo Gotti, Starlito, Don Trip, Snootie Wild, and Tracy T.
 Once shopping his sound from Tennessee to Texas to Georgia, top artists are now the ones traveling to Street Symphony to maestro their music.
 After two years of working on staff as Vice President of A&R, he departed from Reach Records and in February 2014 launched his own label, publishing and mgmt company, Track Or Die.
 The following is a list of songs produced or co-produced by Street Symphony.
 
 Steven Malcolm - [Tree]
 DaniLeigh - [My Side]
 Steven Malcolm - [All Is True]
 Yo Gotti - Untrapped
 Jada Kingdom - Non Album Single
 Raja Kumari - [Bloodline]
 Raja Kumari - [Bloodline]
 Jacob Latimore - [Connection 2]
 Dave East - Survival
 Yo Gotti - I Told U So (with DJ Drama) 
 Dave East - Paranoia 2
 Saint Malo - Wild Wild West
 Saint Malo - Wild Wild West
 Nipsey Hussle - Victory Lap
 Tiffany Foxx - Non Album Single
 Dave East - Karma 2
 Starlito & Don Trip - Step Brothers 3
 DaBoyDame, Blac Youngsta & Mozzy - Can't Fake The Real
 David Banner - The God Box
 Starlito - Hot Chicken
 Meek Mill - Wins & Losses
 Starlito - Non Album Single
 GNRA - Heartlines EP
 Don Trip - Free Roy, Free Fletch
 Alphabet Rockers - Risen Shine #Woke
 Rikki Blu - You Cant Make Me
 Trav - QRAK (Queens Raised A King)
 Wale - Non Album Single
 2 Chainz - Felt Like Cappin
 Yo Gotti - The Art of Hustle
 Kris J - The A.R.T. Project
 David Banner - Before The Box
 Don Trip - The Head That Wears The Crown
 MMG - Priorities 4 
 Trav - Push 3
 G-Eazy - Non Album Single
 Trina - Non Album Single
 Zoey Dollaz - October
 Yo Gotti - Concealed (with DJ Drama) 
 Neek Bucks - Here For A Reason 2
 Plane Jaymes - Vape Music Vol 1
 Starlito - Introversion
 Rikki Blu - Non Album Single
 Don Trip - GodSpeed
 2 Chainz - Trap-A-Velli Tre
 Tracy T - 50 Shades of Green
 Reconcile - Catchin' Bodies EP
 Blac Youngsta - I Swear To God
 Yo Gotti - CM8
 Don Trip - Randy Savage
 2 Chainz - Freebase
 Tracy T - The Wolf of All Streets
 Lecrae - Anomaly
 Wave Chapelle - Only The Beginning
 Snootie Wild - Go Mode 
 Scotty - Spaghetti Junction
 Starlito - Black Sheep Don't Grin
 Andy Mineo - Heroes for Sale
 Scotty - F.A.I.T.H. (Forever Atlanta In The Heart)
 Derek Minor - Minorville
 Starlito & Don Trip - Step Brothers 2
 Lecrae - Church Clothes 2
 Json - Growing Pains
 Swoope - Wake Up
 Lecrae - Church Clothes
 KB - Weight & Glory 
 Canon - Non Album Single
 Alex Faith - Honest 2 God
 Lecrae - Gravity
 Lecrae - Rehab: The Overdose
 Trina - Diamonds Are Forever
 Tedashii - Blacklight
 Thi'sl - Beautiful Monster
 I-20 - Non Album Single
 Arab - The Package
 Dolla Boy of Playaz Circle - It's Official
 Lecrae - Rehab
 Starlito - Starlito's Way 3: Life Insurance
 Lil Scrappy - Non Album Single
 Clyde Carson - Bass Rock 
 B.G. - Built To Last 1.5
 Starlito - I Love You, Too Much: The Necessary Evils
 Starlito - The Tenn-A-Keyan 3