DRE' DOLLAZ

Andre’ (Dre Dollaz) Redd
“A mind is a terrible thing to waste,” I guess that’s why I ask so many questions. My birth name is Andre Shamir Redd and I was born in Camden, NJ. It’s a weird relationship I have with my city; I just don’t want to help my city I want to own it. The reason I feel this way is that being African American, one is automatically classified as an underdog(s). That’s why I’m thankful to have Visionary Entertainment as a backbone, the label I’m currently singed to.

Dre’ Dollaz is the name given to me by my Producer/Manager/CEO and Brother Rashaan Hornsby. The name “Mr. Get-Doe” represents me more at the age of 18. They say money is the root to all evil but hopefully God will save them under the weather. My group name is “3 Da HardWay” which consist of two other members “Yung Matic” and “The Beat”.

When we first started in the rap game, Credentials and I would just say words over a beat. We were recording at a producer’s house named DJ Cooley one day and my brother took me over Quietstorm’s (another producer) and I started to rap. I called Credentials and told him we had a place to record free of charge. Before Yung Matic came into the picture we were rapping with a relative of mines named Maybacq Mike. There’s no need to even go in detail about that situation. When by Gods will Yung Matic walked right into us at one of our studio sessions. Every since then we’ve been reaching important goals like building a relationship and making music for the people. I stared writing when I was about the age of 17 because I was locked with time and mixed emotions. I was confused about every aspect of life so I started to write about my life. Well that’s when I started this journey God’s will in ten years I hope to be wealth and be able to look myself in the mirror at the end of the day. In the future I would like to work with KRS-1, Jay-z, Weezy, Jeezy, and T-Pain and many other artist. Rest this on your conscience my grandmother is my inspiration no one else. She helped support my three brothers and me when my parents couldn’t. I kind of feel her in my soul as I was writing this Bio. Thanks for taking your precious time to get to know me before I erupt into a Revolutionary Artist.