Freddy Madball

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When one thinks of legendary New York Hardcore veteran and Madball vocalist Freddy Madball, most likely the first images that fall into focus involve mosh-pits, stage-diving and brutal screaming. But much like every other driven artist, there is more lurking underneath Freddy’s creative persona than one might realize. For example, although as a youngster Freddy was introduced to hardcore by his older brother and Agnostic Front mouthpiece Roger Miret, he also grew up with just as much love for hip-hop, which has carried through to this very day. “I grew up in a house that was musically diverse,” Freddy explains. “While obviously hardcore played a big role in my life and allowed me the opportunity to actually take part in music from performing aspect, I was also raised as a fan of an eclectic mix of sounds—anything from rock to Latin music, etc.. But one of my most memorable musical experiences was purchasing The Show by Doug E. Fresh and the Get Fresh Crew featuring Slick Rick. I’ve loved hip-hop as far back as I can remember.” That very memory bumping “The Show” and “La-Di-Da-Di” in his bedroom, in fact, has kept Freddy glued to hip-hop ever since his grade school years, and the result of his longtime passion has finally culminated in his first full-on foray into the world of spitting lyrics as an MC. Alongside his trusty and multi-talented producing partner D.J. Stress, Freddy and Stress have started to make quite the buzz for themselves after a high-profile debut show i

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Catholic Guilt

Respect Your Roots Worldwide

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The Real Deal

Death Is The Outcome

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Pitchfork New York Hardwear Vol 3

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S.T.W.B.: The Good Life

The Black n Blue Print Mixtape

Catholic Guilt (Amazon MP3 Exclusive Version) [Explicit]

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ChopShop Studio

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Replay Music 2007-01-02

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The BNB Print Mixtape

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Respect Your Roots -Worldwide-

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