Biography: Foxxx-N-Mayhem, Foxy Brown, Fr. Mc, Facemob, Francis M, Frank Real, Frank-n-Dank, Frankie Cutlass, Frayser Boy, Freak Nasty,

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Foxxx-N-Mayhem Biography, Photos, Pictures

New Jersey rappers Foxxx-N-Mayhem debuted in mid-1998 with the single “Summertime in the Hood”; the full-length Strictly Suicide followed a year later ~ Jason Ankeny, All Music Guide

Before she had released any material at all, Foxy Brown appeared on several 1995-1996 platinum singles, including her first credit, LL Cool J’s “I Shot Ya,” as well as Total’s “No One Else” remix of Jay-Z’s “Ain’t No…,” Toni Braxton’s “You’re Makin’ Me High” remix, and Case’s “Touch Me, Tease Me

Father MC straddled the line between hip-hop and new jack swing, which resulted in a number 20 hit, “I’ll Do 4 U,” from his debut album Father’s Day Nearly two years after his debut, Father MC followed with Close to You

Protégés of Scarface, Facemob formed around the talents of five rappers from five different states, with no connections that didn’t involve the former Geto Boy Florida native Devin originally performed with Rap-a-Lot’s Odd Squad; Houston’s Smit-D was a childhood friend of Scarface’s; 350, the only female member, was invited after passing him a tape at a show in Cleveland; from St

Francis M is widely respected as a pioneer in the field of Philippine rap Born Francis Magalona, he’s also known for incorporating aspects of his Philippine patriotism (stretching centuries into the past) in his music

Atlanta is home to some of the biggest names in Southern hip-hop, most notably Goodie Mob and OutKast Both have been around since the mid-’90s and have pretty much owned the Atlanta scene

Frank-n-Dank Biography, Photos, Pictures

Dispensing rhymes obsessed with girls and late-night adventures, Frank Bush and Derrick “Dank” Harvey, known collectively as Frank-n-Dank, were hustling on the streets of Detroit’s east side before mentor and revered producer Jay Dee (aka Dilla) channeled their talents into music

Frankie Cutlass Biography, Photos, Pictures

Much like his idol Marley Marl, Frankie Cutlass gathered MCs and vocalists under the umbrella of projects — which he spearheaded as producer and mixer — while still maintaining an edge as a DJ by playing consistently in clubs, both dance- and hip-hop-oriented

Thuggish and rough Dirty South rapper Frayser Boy was a late bloomer The Memphis, TN, native came to the attention of Three 6 Mafia’s Hypnotize Camp Posse through a friend who worked for the crew

Freak Nasty was hardly a talented rapper — he was clumsy and often tripped over his rhymes — but he did manage to write an incessantly catchy song with “Da Dip

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