SAN FRANCISCO, CA — Independent music pioneer, author, and actor E. Broussard Big Game (legally Eric Broussard) continues to solidify his lasting footprint on the music industry landscape. Straight out of San Francisco’s historic Bayview district, the visionary CEO behind the multimedia platform Music Talk SF has achieved a major mainstream milestone—bridging classic, localized independent production with the highest echelons of contemporary global hip-hop catalogs.

Universal attention turned toward Broussard’s deep studio catalog when his original independent production and composition “Think Big Bitch” (collaboratively created with Frisco Reese) was officially sampled on the track “Typecast.” The song served as a core pillar for global superstar Big Sean’s highly anticipated album, Better Me Than You, released via Def Jam Recordings. The project reached critical acclaim, peaking at No. 25 on the Billboard 200 chart, firmly introducing Broussard’s signature arrangement style to a new generation of global listeners.

Long before his music dominated streaming charts, E. Broussard Big Game was a central figure building structural bridges within the historic Northern California music scene. After mastering music theory and percussion at an early age, the Houston-born artist relocated to San Francisco, quickly developing collaborative efforts alongside foundational West Coast hip-hop legends like Rappin’ 4-Tay and JT the Bigga Figga, as well as legendary multi-platinum musical director Grady Wilkins of The Whispers. His independent releases, such as “Big Game Droppin'” and “What It Dew,” remain definitive staples of independent West Coast music history.

Broussard’s creative vision extends far past the recording console. As a true multi-hyphenate, his catalog spans Hollywood cinema and essential music business literature:

• Silver Screen Credits: Brought his authentic performance presence to major cinematic projects, appearing in the Academy Award-nominated biographical drama Moneyball (2011) and the critically acclaimed feature Steve Jobs (2015).
• The Essential Industry Guide: Authored the highly regarded entertainment business handbook, How To Register Your Music Get Paid Money, an essential blueprint designed to help independent creators navigate publishing rights and protect their master recording income.

Operating from his executive desk at Music Talk SF, E. Broussard Big Game remains focused on expanding creative distribution networks and advocating for independent catalog protections.

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