Reggie Noble, better known by his stage name Redman, is a celebrated figure in the American hip-hop scene known for his sharp lyricism, funky beats, and humor-infused rhymes. Born on April 17, 1970, in Newark, New Jersey, Redman gained prominence in the early 1990s as a member of the Def Squad, and his career quickly ascended following his debut album "Whut? Thee Album" in 1992. With a style grounded in the East Coast rap tradition, Redman stood out for his eclectic samples, comedic style, and his collaboration with fellow rapper Method Man, with whom he released the acclaimed album "Blackout!" in 1999 and starred in the stoner comedy film "How High."

Throughout the 2000s and 2010s, Redman's influence continued to be felt both in the hip-hop industry and in popular culture. His consistent delivery of hard-hitting lyrics combined with his energetic performance style has made him a lasting figure in the genre. Despite the changing tides of music, Redman has remained relevant through his adaptability and commitment to his craft, as evident from recent releases like "80 BARZ," which showcases his undiminished lyrical prowess, and "Nutshell Pt. 2," where his collaboration with Busta Rhymes epitomizes the synergy of hip-hop's seasoned veterans. Redman's ability to stay true to his roots while also engaging with the new waves of rap has solidified his legacy as one of hip-hop's enduring talents.

Genres

East Coast Hip Hop

Hardcore Hip Hop

New Jersey Rap

Wu Fam

Related Artists

Busta Rhymes

Method Man

Eminem

DMX

Nas

Snoop Dogg

Cypress Hill

Wu-Tang Clan

LL COOL J

Ghostface Killah

KRS-One

EPMD

Latest Release

Last Nite

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Kapok

Single - Released March 1, 2024