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staHHr is an American hip hop artist. Considered as a 'female wordsmith' staHHr has gone by staHHr tha F.E.M.C.E.E. and I.M.Press. The captial 'H's' in her name stand for Hip Hop. Her first single "Rhymefluid" was released in 2002.[1] In January 2008, she released her debut album "Almost Neva Was" on Beatvizion Music.[2] In 2009, She released a single "Still Dope" produced by MF Doom.
About staHHr
[edit]staHHr was born in Memphis Tennessee and now resides in Atlanta Georgia.
Previous Works
[edit]She has previously worked with a number of artists such as MF Doom on “Mm Food” and “Born Like This”, King Geedorah‘s "Take Me to Your Leader" and the Micranots “Obelisk Movements.” She also appeared on a double-CD compilation Food, Clothes & Shelter: The Street Album to commemorate the 30-year anniversary of Black August.[3] This was highlighted in Creative Loafing Atlanta.
Discography
[edit]Album Releases
- 2008 Almost Neva Was
Singles
- 2002 Rhymfluid - 2009 Still Dope
References
[edit]- ^ Stahhr – The Most Famous Femcee You Don’t Know, March 22, 2009 http://www.beatvizion.com/?p=160
- ^ Album Review, Stahhr - Almost Neva Was, http://www.beatvizion.com/?p=61
- ^ Carmichael, Rodney, Food,Clothes and Shelter: Atlanta Hip Hop gives the movement a makeover, August 12, 2009 http://atlanta.creativeloafing.com/gyrobase/food_clothes_shelter_gives_the_movement_a_makeover/Content?oid=974376
External links
[edit]http://www.reverbnation.com/#/stahhr