Artist's albums
Track of the days
2021 · single
Toxins
2020 · single
Myself
2020 · single
Pulled Away
2020 · single
Conversations
2020 · single
Calls (WBG)
2019 · single
Rainstorm
2019 · single
Sunrise
2019 · single
CONTAGIOUS
2019 · single
Mattresses
2019 · single
My World
2018 · single
Turn Up - Single
2014 · single
PaYOW! (feat. Bobby V) [Explicit Version]
2009 · single
PaYOW! (feat. Juelz Santana & Bobby V) [Radio Edit]
2009 · single
PaYOW! (feat. Bobby V) [Radio Edit]
2009 · single
24/7 -365 (feat. Maino & Glasses Malone)
2008 · single
Tell Me This (G-5)
2007 · EP
Pop, Lock & Drop It
2006 · EP
Notebook Paper
2006 · album
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Biography
St. Louis rapper Huey (aka Baby Huey) started dropping beats with a friend on his neighborhood block of Arlington Ave. during his mid-teens, taking inspiration from fellow Dirty South stars like Chingy, Nelly, and Ludacris. Writing songs was something fun to do, but when Huey's older brother brought in music veteran Angela Richardson, Huey's ambitions became more serious. Richardson was cultivating a rap group at the time, and it wasn't long until Huey's sharp-witted rhymes became front and center. Songs such as "Oh" and "Pop, Lock & Drop It" became local favorites among DJs and promoters, further pushing Huey's mixtapes onto college campuses and other surrounding mediums. One of these mixes, Unsigned Hype, which sold out of its 8,000 copies, caught the ear of producer TJ Chapman, who later introduced the budding rapper to Mickey "MeMpHiTz" Wright, Vice President of A&R at Jive Records, in early 2006. The Notebook Paper, Huey's Jive debut album, appeared in mid-2007. Huey died on June 25, 2020 following a shooting incident in Kinloch, Missouri. ~ MacKenzie Wilson, Rovi