Eric Roberson
Among Uncle EJ’s professional artist collaborations. Specific recordings and roles are being documented.
Recording artist. Producer. Songwriter. Musician. Entertainer. Detroit-born creativity with no boundaries. Original music, soulful vocals, expressive songwriting, live musicianship and cinematic storytelling—all part of the world of Uncle EJ.

Uncle EJ is a Detroit-based recording artist, producer, songwriter, musician, and entertainer whose creativity moves beyond the boundaries of any single genre.
With a foundation in musicianship and a passion for storytelling, Uncle EJ brings together soulful melodies, expressive vocals, rich arrangements, and contemporary production to create music that reflects his own experiences and artistic identity. Whether behind the microphone, at the keys, or shaping a record from the ground up, his approach is rooted in feeling, originality, and connection.
His creative reach extends beyond his own recordings into songwriting, production, live performance, film, television, and visual entertainment. Through Trvpperz Paradise, he continues to build an independent creative world where music, culture, and imagination come together.
His career includes work connected to Eric Roberson, Denaun Porter, Oswin Benjamin, Young Roc, Noah Watson, and Royce da 5’9”, alongside an NPR Tiny Desk performance. These collaborations are part of his journey—not the definition of his artistry.
For Uncle EJ, the mission is bigger than a single record or credit: it’s about creating a lasting body of work and building a world that is unmistakably his own.
Also credited professionally as Emmanuel Johnson and E. Johnson.
Uncle EJ’s work crosses genres and roles, from records and live stages to music for visual storytelling.
Among Uncle EJ’s professional artist collaborations. Specific recordings and roles are being documented.
Part of a wider network of artist and production collaborations beyond any one recording project.
Featured and collaborative releases, with individual songs listed in the Features section.
Credited keyboards on “Good Pussy 3000,” “3000,” and “Cant Be Stopped.”
Work connected to The Allegory, Book of Ryan, and NPR Tiny Desk.
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Recordings released with fellow artists. These are distinct from Uncle EJ's behind-the-scenes production and writing credits.
Catalog research is ongoing. Exact release metadata and credit roles may vary between services. Additional appearances include Noah Watson's Flora's Son and compilations shown under “Appears On” on streaming profiles; individual track credits are being checked.
Other artist collaborations and release appearances include Jú Luxury (“Lashes,” “OnlyFans”), White Gold (“FireFlies”), and Noah Watson (“LOYAL,” “MISUNDERSTOOD,” “Motion” with Sam Kay). Compilation appearances include Urban Soundz titles shown on streaming artist profiles. Individual compilation tracks and roles remain under review.
A selection of recordings and performances connected to Uncle EJ's songwriting, production and musicianship.
Selected credits. Roles reflect streaming-platform credits, published credits, and artist-supplied documentation; this is not an exhaustive sessionography.
Music and creative work spanning television, sports, advertising and film.
Season 4, Episode 3 features “Tricked” by Royce da 5'9" featuring KXNG Crooked. Uncle EJ contributed to the recording as songwriter, co-producer and additional keyboardist.
“Black Savage” by Royce da 5'9" was selected for the NFL's Songs of the Season initiative. Uncle EJ reports contributing to the recording.
“Impossible Is Nothing” campaign featuring music by Royce da 5'9". Uncle EJ reports serving as co-producer on the campaign music.
Featured on keyboards in Royce da 5'9"'s Tiny Desk (Home) Concert, with an NPR-published performance credit.
Music videos for recordings including “Upside Down,” “Overcomer” and “Tricked” extend the work into visual storytelling.
Selected roles and placements are based on a combination of published credits and Uncle EJ's own professional account; further documentation is being compiled.
Official music videos and performances, with direct links to the original uploads.
Uncle EJ on keys, credited by NPR.
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For booking, live performances, production, songwriting, licensing, press and partnerships, contact Uncle EJ directly by email.