Ed Pryor
Ed Pryor (born September 7, 1989) is an American music video director and record producer. Early life. At an early age he experimented with a growing interest in music production and film - influenced by his father, whom had worked as a DJ. Raised in Winchester, Tennessee a small town in southern middle Tennessee. Pryor graduation from Franklin County High School before attending and graduating from Middle Tennessee State University later moving to Nashville, Tennessee to pursue a career in the music industry. Career. Music videos. Pryor's experience in a variety of genres and subject matter have helped  him develop a unique style. His vision is synonymous with maximizing potential with creative solutions. . His work has been featured on television channels/programs such as The Late Show with Stephen Colbert, Today with Hoda & Jenna, The Kelly Clarkson Show, NBC, BET Jams, CMT, CMT Music, Fox Sports 1, GAC, Music Choice, and AXS TV. In addition, his work has been featured in many publications. These include: Billboard (magazine), People (magazine), Rolling Stone, ET Online, The Tennessean, Fox News, Entertainment Weekly, CMT (U.S. TV channel), SIRIUS XM Radio, WorldStarHipHop, Affliction Clothing, The Source Magazine, The Tennessean, Taste Of Country, Nashville  Scene, DJ Booth, 2dopeboyz, and more. Music production. Pryor has produced songs for artists such as Project Pat, Bubba Sparxxx, JellyRoll, and Rittz. His production is featured on many albums spanning several genres - rap album's such as Lil Wyte and JellyRoll's (2013) "No Filter", to Average Joes Entertainment's country compilation series (2014) "Mud Digger 5", to electronic inspired hip-hop on Chancellor Warhol's (2014) "Paris is Burning" and more. Many of these albums have appeared in the Billboard 200 and various other charts. Pryor is also frequent collaborator with the country rap duo Redneck Souljers and  has produced all four of their albums in entirety. 2015's "Firewater", debuted at No. 8 on Billboard's Heatseeker's Chart, #19 on Billboard's Rap Albums Chart, #37 on Billboard's Independent Chart, and #42 on Billboard's Top Country Albums Chart.