FLYBOI DREDD, known as “Frenchy,” in the streets of Decatur, GA and East Atlanta, began his career in music as a writer with the originators of the Decatur rap movement, rap duo Ghetto Mafia. Rapping since the early age of 14, the East Atlanta native went on to write with a list of Atlanta rappers and producers including super producer Vaeda Boy V12. His ability to pen catchy hooks and hard hitting verses, allowed the young rapper to sit ring side during the many late night studio sessions that produced some of Atlanta's early street hits. The early exposure to the music industry laid the ground work for the budding rapper who began releasing his own street mixtapes in 2006 which include Frenchy Dredd Hustler, followed up by Cake Season Volumes 1 and 2. Known for the street persona mirrored in his rhymes.
FLYBOI DREDD is making his way to the forefront of Atlanta's underground rap scene by creating a movement of his own with a newly formed record label, Caked Up Records and an Atlanta street life documentary and full length CD in the works. The next official artist from the south to turn up and represent his Zone 6 neighborhood, rap fans can look forward to FLYBOI DREDD being next up with his clever verses, signature southern intonation, infectious street flow and “FLYBOI ways," respected by the both the hood and his female fan base. Dropping his fourth street released mixtape, "I AM THE EAST," hosted by V-103's Lil Bankhead, FLYBOI DREDD is on a mission to take over the streets of Atlanta this summer with hits like Err Day (The Remix), lead single “I Am The East, which is currently going for adds and bonus track "Leave Me Alone," which offers a sneak peek into his first full length CD released November 2012. And Also Released "D.R.E.D.D" the EP and "The Pack Is In" released in 2013.. 2014 Be Looking for that Ferris Bueller "No Dayz OFF" !! And A New Untitled Album Jan. 2015 !!! Music industry insiders are sure to be captivated by his ability to create timeless southern street classics guaranteed to rattle trunks on 26 inch rims and permeate the sound systems of all shake joints and night clubs south of the Mason Dixon Line.
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