Hip-Hop/Rap
United States
Redman
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![Guarda il video musicale per Let's Get Dirty (I Can't Get In Da Club) [Edited Version] di Redman](https://is1-ssl.mzstatic.com/image/thumb/Video116/v4/1b/18/37/1b18375b-df65-3896-63bf-838520860302/dj.vifkrejd.jpg/575x575mv.webp "Guarda il video musicale per Let's Get Dirty (I Can't Get In Da Club) [Edited Version] di Redman")
Chi ĆØ Redman
East Coast rap legend Redman merges tough street talk with wacky humor over beats that blend funk, reggae, and jazz influences.
ā¢ The New Jersey-born MC was discovered in 1987 in a Newark club by Erick Sermon of the legendary rap duo EPMD. Sermon was so impressed with the charismatic youngster that he brought him on stage. Redman then moved into Sermonās house.
ā¢ After touring with EPMD, Redman made his recording debut on the groupās 1990 album Business As Usual, delivering standout verses on the songs āHardcoreā and āBrothers on My Jock.ā
ā¢ His 1992 debut, Whut? The Album, features dense, complicated rhymes and funk-heavy production from Pete Rock and Erick Sermon. Itās regarded as a hip-hop classic.
ā¢ From 1994ās Dare Iz a Darkside to 2001ās Malpractice, Redman reached No. 1 on Billboardās Top R&B/Hip-Hop Albums chart with four consecutive solo LPs.
ā¢ Redman often collaborates with Wu-Tang Clan member Method Man. In 1995, they released their first joint single, āHow High.ā Theyāve since dropped two albumsāBlackout! and Blackout! 2āand the soundtrack to 2001 stoner comedy How High, which they also starred in.
ā¢ His biggest brush with pop fame came in 2002, when he guested on Christina Aguileraās āDirrty,ā which was inspired by his own high-energy 2001 single āLet's Get Dirty (I Can't Get in da Club).ā Aguileraās song earned Redman a Grammy nomination for Best Pop Collaboration with Vocals.
ā¢ Redman was the subject of a legendary 2000 episode of MTV Cribs, where instead of a palatial home, he revealed his modest Staten Island duplex, replete with a shoe box filled with cash.
ā¢ The New Jersey-born MC was discovered in 1987 in a Newark club by Erick Sermon of the legendary rap duo EPMD. Sermon was so impressed with the charismatic youngster that he brought him on stage. Redman then moved into Sermonās house.
ā¢ After touring with EPMD, Redman made his recording debut on the groupās 1990 album Business As Usual, delivering standout verses on the songs āHardcoreā and āBrothers on My Jock.ā
ā¢ His 1992 debut, Whut? The Album, features dense, complicated rhymes and funk-heavy production from Pete Rock and Erick Sermon. Itās regarded as a hip-hop classic.
ā¢ From 1994ās Dare Iz a Darkside to 2001ās Malpractice, Redman reached No. 1 on Billboardās Top R&B/Hip-Hop Albums chart with four consecutive solo LPs.
ā¢ Redman often collaborates with Wu-Tang Clan member Method Man. In 1995, they released their first joint single, āHow High.ā Theyāve since dropped two albumsāBlackout! and Blackout! 2āand the soundtrack to 2001 stoner comedy How High, which they also starred in.
ā¢ His biggest brush with pop fame came in 2002, when he guested on Christina Aguileraās āDirrty,ā which was inspired by his own high-energy 2001 single āLet's Get Dirty (I Can't Get in da Club).ā Aguileraās song earned Redman a Grammy nomination for Best Pop Collaboration with Vocals.
ā¢ Redman was the subject of a legendary 2000 episode of MTV Cribs, where instead of a palatial home, he revealed his modest Staten Island duplex, replete with a shoe box filled with cash.
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