Eric Wilson

Eric Carlyle Wilson Jr., CEO of Scratchpaper Productions, was born, raised, and still resides in Cleveland, Ohio. He is one of Cleveland’s most sought after Hip Hop producers and he is very respected as an emcee. Being that his musical influences include Dr. Dre, Rakim, and Quincy Jones, his material conveys a feeling that the music was made to reflect the intricacies of who he is and not just to be rapped over. As an emcee and producer, Eric has performed, opened up and/or worked with many notable acts such as UGK, Master P, Too Short, Devin The Dude, Keith Murray, Capone and Noreaga, Joe Budden, and many others. As a producer, he has worked with or still works with Big Rube of the Dungeon Family, Flesh N' Bone, Layzie Bone, Midwest Mafia (Blob Greedy and Killa Smoov), Suave Goddi, Jay-Kool, Brothers For The Struggle, and the legendary MC Chill, to name a few. He had his hands in co-writing, performing, and producing on hard-to-find compilation albums such as Flesh n Bone’s “From Cleveland To Cali” and “Day2: Independence Day”. He also co-wrote and produced the entire “Mental Therapy” compilation (Mindstrong Entertainment, 2000) that received very good reviews and then followed up with his debut album in 2005 entitled, “The Warm Up”. Eric’s sophomore album, “My Dolo”, was released on July 6, 2018. Eric Wilson is known for winning Cleveland’s Freestyle Battle Championship and Producer/Beat Battle Championship on the same night.