gradually began to drift apart in the aftermath. Superfriends members Timbaland (rapper, writer, executive music producer, background vocals) Magoo (rapper, writer) Missy Elliott (artist, writer, producer, background vocals) Aaliyah (singer, background vocals) Ginuwine (singer, background vocals) Tweet (artist, background vocals) Nicole Wray (artist, background vocals) Static Major (contributed as songwriter, background vocals and provided demos for the artists) The 'Superfriends' collective collaborations singles *Timbaland, Missy Elliott and Static Major has actively been involved in majority of the collective works, with Timbaland serving as the predominant producer on majority of the songs on multiple albums. However the three does not serve as writer and producer on every song on each albums. The 8 artists of the collective also appear and feature on multiple tracks on various albums also sharing writers credit. However many of the tracks may not have been marketed as a single, which of the above is a select few. ♦The Term Superfriends, coined by the collective crew themselves, was a reference to them being superheroes, changing music every chance they got in order to save the world, as claimed by both Missy and Timbaland. It also comes from the track "Best Friends"(Featuring Aaliyah), with Missy explaining that they would come together as super friends. It also derives from the term 'supergroup', the collaboration of the urban R&B/Pop team being composed of music producers, writers, rappers and singers all from the Da Bassment Camp as well as solo artists who were becoming successful in their own right. After Swing Mob Some former Swing Mob members ultimately went on to establish their own record labels. Missy Elliott founded The Goldmind Inc., while Timbaland founded Mosley Music Group and the now-defunct Beat Club Records. After Playa broke up, member Static Major found mainstream success in writing songs for other artists including Aaliyah ("Try Again", "Are You That Somebody?"), Pretty Ricky ("Your Body"), and Lil Wayne ("Lollipop"). He eventually died in 2008 after complications from a medical procedure. Ginuwine and Timbaland would eventually fall out with one another, but relations remain close between the other former members of the Swing Mob and Superfriends collectives. Swing Mob discography Da Bassment 1993: Da Bassment Cru (Swing Mob/EastWest) Sista 1994: 4 All the Sistas Around da World (Elektra) Sugah 1997: Untitled Album (unreleased) (Swing Mob) Mad Skillz 1996: From Where??? (Big Beat/Atlantic) 2002: I Ain't Mad No More (Rawkus) Missy Elliott 1997: Supa Dupa Fly