Freddro Starr Explains How Onyx Got It’s Style [Video]
Freddro Starr explains how Onyx got it’s style with the aid of RUN DMC’s Jam Master J. This is a must see hip hop moment.
Read moreFreddro Starr explains how Onyx got it’s style with the aid of RUN DMC’s Jam Master J. This is a must see hip hop moment.
Read moreLegendary MC/Actor Fredro Starr of the Group Onyx chops it up with Steve Lobel about the South Side of Queens, New York being a Mecca for Hip Hop.He also explains the song “Last Days” and the conversation he had with Kanye West about the record & Onyx fans in Russia.
Read moreIn this hip hop historic interview Fredro star explains meeting Jam Master J of Run DMC during a smoke session. He also goes in to detail about the start of Onxy as well as signing to Def Jam Records. He also describes the murder of one of the original members of Onxy B Wiz. #RIP
Read moreFredro Starr releases the music video for “That New York” from his album “Made In The Streets“. Produced by The Audible Doctor.
Read moreTaken from Fredp’s most recent project “Walking Legend”.
Read moreThis lives on Fredro Starr’s latest album “Made In The Streets“. Produced by The Audible Doctor. Video by Oz-Perla Production.
Read moreKeith Murray spoke on how the long-lasting influence that his upcoming September 28th battle vs. Fredro Starr will have in shaping the course of Battle Rap, in this clip from his exclusive interview with VladTV Battle Rap Journalist Michael Hughes. Keith began by discussing how battling over a beat will affect the overall outcome of the match, and how he actually feels more comfortable battling without any background music. He then shared his thoughts on how this battle could potentially help mold the growing sport of Battle Rap in the future, and how he’d like to see fellow industry artists become motivated to step into the lyrical ring as well.
Read moreKeith Murray sat down with VladTV Battle Rap Journalist Michael Hughes to discuss his upcoming battle vs.Fredro Starr on the MC War Battle League. Keith recalled getting the call to battle Fredro and how he felt this is an easy battle to take because he doesn’t consider Fredro to be “a big challenge.” Keith doesn’t feel as though Fredro is a lyrical rapper, but rather a person who can “make records about particular things with words that rhyme.” He also shared his thoughts on Onyx’s visit with Power 105 and how Fredro blew up on Charlamagne during the interview. Fredro also got agitated during his VladTV interview with Hughes when asked about his past beef with 50 Cent. Keith stated that he doesn’t know Fredro Starr for really being “in the streets” like he has, and says he’s heard stories about how Fredro wasn’t living a “street life” before he got involved with Hip-Hop. The battle is going down on September 28th at The Atrium in Stone Mountain, Georgia. Who do you think will be victorious?
Read moreThisis50 & Young Jack Thriller attended the press conference on their battle. Keith Murray Vs Fredro Starr ..September 28th @ The Atrium 5479 Memorial Dr, Stone Mountain GA.
Read moreHip-Hop group Onyx sat down with VladTV to discuss their long-awaited LP “Wakedafucup,” saying they wanted to create an album that could be considered timeless, and one that their day one fans would love without feeling dated. Fredro Starr also shared that on their most recent tour, most of the crowd is comprised of young people who follow the group. When asked how they feel about acquiring young fans when most gravitate towards a more commercially friendly sound, Starr says he thinks they have the same fans as artists like Lil Wayne, and that their music just happens to be for a different moment or mindstate. Sticky Fingaz then discusses his upcoming film starring Starr and produced by Hip-Hop mogul Russell Simmons, called “Cain & Abel.” The all-rap film is a follow-up to their previous release, “Day in the Life,” which Simmons saw and was inspired to reach out to the group to be a part of the new project.
Read moreOnyx sat down for an exclusive interview with VladTV, where they opened up about their past working relationship with 50 Cent. Fredro Starr explains that they were helping Fif during the start of his career by letting him in the studio and putting him on their “React” record. When asked about their beef, Fredro is quick to say that there’s nothing to talk about. He adds that everything between them is in the past and says that both sides are now focused on just making money. Fredro ended the conversation by saying he’s “about the future,” which includes the group’s new album “Wakedafucup,” and a rap opera with Russell Simmons called “Cain and Abel.”
Read moreFredro Starr and Sticky Fingaz talk about the original Onyx origins (all the way back to the Profile Records days), Red Alert fronting on them, their chance meeting with Jam Master Jay that changed their lives forever, stepping to The Fat Boys over a sample clearance, Fredro Star being a legendary barber, and how they were originally gunning for Das Efx’s spot.
Read moreHere goes another cut off Reks & Hazardis Soundz upcoming collaborative album “Eyes Watching God”. Listen below.
Read moreGet you copy of “What If 2” now on iTunes. Fredro’s upcoming solo LP “The Firestarr 2” is due out this summer.
Read moreGrab “Everyday Hell” now on iTunes.
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