You are now about to embark on a unique adventure where time, sound, and reality all have different meaning. No you won't be hanging with Pee-Wee Herman money, your guide for this ride is none other than Reggie Noble, a.k.a. Redman. There's no need to go into how Redman came on the scene housin', right ?

After years tearing it out the frame doing classic freestyles across the Tri-state area, Redman burst out upon the Hip-Hop scene in 1991 by catching wreck with his gift of vocab on the EPMD tracks "Hardcore" and "Brothers On My Jock."

Soon after he gained more props by releasing his first funky single "Blow Your Mind" off the now Gold debut album "Whut? Thee Album." It contained gem tracks such as "Time 4 some Akshun" and "Tonight's The Night."  Besides that, Redman was also a powerful force in The Hit Squad, a crew in Hip-Hop so revered that any mention of the name brought instant respect.

Redman was voted the top rap artist of 1993 by The Source magazine, while subsequent albums saw him developing into the complete article, earning a reputation as one of rap's leading lyricists. By the time of 1998's stylish "Doc's Da Name 2000," Redman was emulating several of his contemporaries by becoming involved in all aspects of a project, from co-production duties to marketing and A&R. The following year he collaborated with Method Man on the light hearted "Blackout!"  The two rappers had previously recorded 1995"s US Top 20 single "How High" together.

Notable songs include --

Years active: 
   ..90s, 00s

Born:
   Apr 17, 1970
      ..in New Jersey
         ..in Newark