Fredo delivers another street-certified banger with “Cold Facts,” a standout track that setting the UK
Fredo
Name: Fredo (Marvin William Bailey)
Date of Birth: March 6, 1994
City: London
Country: United Kingdom
Genre: UK Drill, Hip-Hop, Trap
Band/Group Members: Solo artist (associated with Harrow Road Boyz collective)
Roles: Rapper, singer-songwriter
Bio:
Born Marvin William Bailey in the heart of London’s Queen’s Park, Fredo grew up on the Mozart Estate, where the pulse of the streets shaped his sound. Dropping his debut track “They Ain’t 100” in 2016, he caught a wave even while locked up for a brief stint, with the song racking up millions of views. His gritty UK drill and hip-hop style, laced with trap beats, led to mixtapes like Get Rich or Get Recalled (2017) and Tables Turn (2018), both hitting the UK charts hard. Fredo’s big break came with “Funky Friday” in 2018, a collab with Dave that topped the UK charts as the first drill track to hit number one. His debut album Third Avenue (2019) was a love letter to his West London roots, with tracks like “Love You for That” showing love to his mum. With collabs alongside heavyweights like Stormzy, Pop Smoke, and Central Cee, Fredo’s raw bars and street narratives have made him a voice for a generation. His music’s blowing up on Spotify and Apple Music, and with 1.4 million Instagram followers, he’s carrying London’s drill scene worldwide.
Date of Birth: March 6, 1994
City: London
Country: United Kingdom
Genre: UK Drill, Hip-Hop, Trap
Band/Group Members: Solo artist (associated with Harrow Road Boyz collective)
Roles: Rapper, singer-songwriter
Bio:
Born Marvin William Bailey in the heart of London’s Queen’s Park, Fredo grew up on the Mozart Estate, where the pulse of the streets shaped his sound. Dropping his debut track “They Ain’t 100” in 2016, he caught a wave even while locked up for a brief stint, with the song racking up millions of views. His gritty UK drill and hip-hop style, laced with trap beats, led to mixtapes like Get Rich or Get Recalled (2017) and Tables Turn (2018), both hitting the UK charts hard. Fredo’s big break came with “Funky Friday” in 2018, a collab with Dave that topped the UK charts as the first drill track to hit number one. His debut album Third Avenue (2019) was a love letter to his West London roots, with tracks like “Love You for That” showing love to his mum. With collabs alongside heavyweights like Stormzy, Pop Smoke, and Central Cee, Fredo’s raw bars and street narratives have made him a voice for a generation. His music’s blowing up on Spotify and Apple Music, and with 1.4 million Instagram followers, he’s carrying London’s drill scene worldwide.