Hip-Hop · US · Active since 1983

Rich Boy

Polished Southern rap with heavy sub-bass and soulful samples. The sound of 2000s Alabama car culture, perfect for loud speakers and long drives.

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American rapper Marece Benjamin Richards, professionally known as Rich Boy, gained prominence with his 2006 hit Throw Some D's. Released through the Zone 4 label, his 2007 self-titled debut reached number three on the Billboard 200. While his 2009 track Drop gained traction via various internet-based remixes, his later musical projects did not achieve comparable commercial success. He remains recognized for his early contributions to the mid-2000s hip-hop landscape.

Our Catalog3 Albums · 2007 · 2013
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