MT Streets

Mark Thomas Rhodes, professionally known as MTStreets, is a platinum certified producer, award winning film scorer, and elite audio engineer based in Los Angeles. With a genre bending résumé that spans pop, rap, R&B, trap, and cinematic scoring, MTStreets has become one of the most sought after creative forces in the modern music and entertainment industry.

From engineering records for Lil Baby, Rich The Kid, A$AP Ferg, and Yo Gotti, to co producing Trippie Redd’s“Love Me More” alongside close collaborator Nick Mira, his fingerprints are all over chart topping records and underground heat alike. His early work with Flipp Dinero on the breakout hit Leave Me Alone helped push the single to RIAA platinum status, cementing MTStreets’ role in shaping rising stars into household names.

As a solo artist, MTStreets made waves with the gold certified single Highway To Hell, which peaked at number 19 on the Billboard Pop R&B chart in 2022. His artist discography, including the critically praised albums Open Thoughts, COLD4LIFE, and Scratched with Nova Blisto, explores grief, addiction, and growth. These themes are rooted in real life experience, including the loss of his younger brother Beanie in 2019.

In the world of film and sync, MTStreets has scored multiple independent films and built a growing catalog of emotionally gripping, television ready compositions. Known for his ability to craft sound that hits as hard as the story it accompanies, he has become a go to for music supervisors and production companies looking for authentic cinematic edge.

MTStreets is a partner at Matter Music, where he runs high end sessions, creative camps, and post production projects for television, film, and branded content. With over 100 sync ready tracks already licensed through major libraries and music platforms, he is not just producing hits. He is building a legacy across mediums.

Whether it is a Grammy stage, a Dolby theater, or a late night mix session with the next big thing, MTStreets does not just make music. He moves culture.

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