Fredro Starr

Fredro Starr has built a career as a versatile artist, transitioning from a successful hip-hop musician with Onyx to an established actor and producer across film and television. After gaining significant recognition as a member of the hardcore rap group Onyx, Fredro Starr saw the group’s debut album, ‘Bacdafucup,’ earn the Soul Train’s 1993 Best Rap Album of the Year award, notably surpassing Dr. Dre’s ‘The Chronic.’ Discovered by Jam Master Jay of Run DMC, Onyx’s 1993 debut quickly achieved commercial success, with Starr contributing as a vital force to three top-selling albums. He also showcased his early compositional talent, credited on Onyx’s foundational music videos ‘Throw Ya Gunz’ (1992) and ‘Slam’ (1993), before venturing into a solo music career with several albums.

He continues to expand his producing slate, with projects in development including the narrative Onyx the Story, and a highly anticipated film based on the life of legendary hip-hop figure Jam Master Jay. Through his consistent work in music, film, and television, Starr demonstrates a sustained commitment to creative endeavors, maintaining a strong presence across diverse media platforms.