Fredo

Marvin William Bailey, better known as Fredo, is a British rapper and songwriter born on March 6, 1994, in London, England. Raised in the Mozart Estate of Kilburn, West London, he grew up surrounded by the realities of street life, an experience that would later shape his raw and unfiltered lyricism.

Fredo first made waves in 2016 with his debut single, “They Ain’t 100,” a gritty track that resonated with fans for its authenticity. The song’s success put him on the map, leading to the release of his first mixtape, Get Rich or Get Recalled (2017), which earned him recognition in the UK rap scene. His follow-up mixtape, Tables Turn (2018), climbed to number five on the UK Albums Chart, solidifying his position as one of the most promising voices in British hip-hop.

A defining moment in his career came in 2018 when he teamed up with Dave for “Funky Friday.” The track skyrocketed to number one on the UK Singles Chart, making Fredo a household name. Following this success, he released his debut studio album, Third Avenue (2019), which further showcased his introspective storytelling and melodic flow.

His second studio album, Money Can’t Buy Happiness (2021), peaked at number two on the UK Albums Chart and featured another hit collaboration with Dave, “Money Talks.” Over the years, he has worked with major artists like Stormzy, Headie One, and Young Adz, proving his versatility in the industry.

With his signature laid-back delivery, hard-hitting lyrics, and an undeniable presence, Fredo has cemented himself as one of the leading voices in UK rap, turning his life experiences into music that resonates with a wide audience.