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It all started in July of 2008 at their coworker and friend T's house. They were all sipping on a bottle of Remy Martin and free-styling to instrumentals on soundclick.com. It was there that D-Ray came up with several hooks for songs such as "Bottles" and "Bona fide". One night in January of 2009 while recording "Bona fide" the group added another member to the ranks, Big Grizz. Big Grizz and his wife came up with the name F.R.E.S.H. Fully Respecting Every Serious Hustle. They all loved the name and it stuck. BT came up with the artistic logo design of Georgia, New Jersey, and Texas all bordering each other. All songs were recorded and mixed in the Oaktree Apartments in Stephenville, TX in apartment number 6A and that's how the group came up with the name for the first mix-tape "6A". Big Grizz left the group momentarily to pursue football and F.R.E.S.H. continued on and produced 18 hot tracks for the streets called "the Re-up" with bangers such as "Smoking & Drinking, Best Friend, Stacks Up, and My City". After much thought and consideration Andray left the group to further his job career and family life outside of the music business and as he exited the scene Big Grizz came back into the group and repositioned himself as an artist. By this time F.R.E.S.H ENT had been established as a thriving small town record label and promotion company with several young solo artist in the ranks such as the Wicked 1ne (Michigan), Young Vic (New York), and Jonezy (TX). F.R.E.S.H. ENT collaborated with other Texas artist such as Domo the Don (San Antonio), ReyMar (Austin & PA), Mizz B, Young Fulla, MC Lunchboox (Stephenville & Lipan), E&J (Temple), the Southside Junkies (LA & CA), and J-Hood (GA). During the period of eight months F.R.E.S.H. ENT pumped out 10 mix-tapes and 1 album "Because of Remy". Just as F.R.E.S.H. ENT began to build momentum and buzz in the DFW area, tragedy struck the groups producer and singer D-Ray who was hospitalized with head trauma injuries due to a street fight in Stephenville, TX. D-Ray moved to Fort Worth, TX after the incident and never returned as a member of F.R.E.S.H. Meanwhile back in Stephenville members of F.R.E.S.H. quickly reassembled with the return of Andray and the addition of Adonis to replace D-Ray as the lead vocalist. The members of the group reorganized and refocused and enlisted the help of friends and family for support and have recorded new music and created a new company name which now functions under the name F.R.E.S.H. Circle. Circle has a new mix-tape coming soon and is scheduled to appear in several music venues in the DFW area in the Summer of 2010. After several months of staying in Fort Worth D-Ray released a mix-tape in early March of 2010 titled "No Surgery" and is planning a city wide Hip-hop campaign in April of 2010. D-Ray now operates under the name F.R.E.S.H. ENT 2010 and plans on keeping the Wicked 1ne (now Wild Bill) as the only artist in the company besides himself. D-Ray is scheduled to appear in several local clubs in the DFW area as well~ F.R.E.S.H. Origins

It all started in July of 2008 at their coworker and friend T's house. They were all sipping on a bottle of Remy Martin and free-styling to instrumentals on soundclick.com. It was there that D-Ray came up with several hooks for songs such as "Bottles" and "Bona fide". One night in January of 2009 while recording "Bona fide" the group added another member to the ranks, Big Grizz. Big Grizz and his wife came up with the name F.R.E.S.H. Fully Respecting Every Serious Hustle. They all loved the name and it stuck. BT came up with the artistic logo design of Georgia, New Jersey, and Texas all bordering each other. All songs were recorded and mixed in the Oaktree Apartments in Stephenville, TX in apartment number 6A and that's how the group came up with the name for the first mix-tape "6A". Big Grizz left the group momentarily to pursue football and F.R.E.S.H. continued on and produced 18 hot tracks for the streets called "the Re-up" with bangers such as "Smoking & Drinking, Best Friend, Stacks Up, and My City". After much thought and consideration Andray left the group to further his job career and family life outside of the music business and as he exited the scene Big Grizz came back into the group and repositioned himself as an artist. By this time F.R.E.S.H ENT had been established as a thriving small town record label and promotion company with several young solo artist in the ranks such as the Wicked 1ne (Michigan), Young Vic (New York), and Jonezy (TX). F.R.E.S.H. ENT collaborated with other Texas artist such as Domo the Don (San Antonio), ReyMar (Austin & PA), Mizz B, Young Fulla, MC Lunchboox (Stephenville & Lipan), E&J (Temple), the Southside Junkies (LA & CA), and J-Hood (GA). During the period of eight months F.R.E.S.H. ENT pumped out 10 mix-tapes and 1 album "Because of Remy". Just as F.R.E.S.H. ENT began to build momentum and buzz in the DFW area, tragedy struck the groups producer and singer D-Ray who was hospitalized with head trauma injuries due to a street fight in Stephenville, TX. D-Ray moved to Fort Worth, TX after the incident and never returned as a member of F.R.E.S.H. Meanwhile back in Stephenville members of F.R.E.S.H. quickly reassembled with the return of Andray and the addition of Adonis to replace D-Ray as the lead vocalist. The members of the group reorganized and refocused and enlisted the help of friends and family for support and have recorded new music and created a new company name which now functions under the name F.R.E.S.H. Circle. Circle has a new mix-tape coming soon and is scheduled to appear in several music venues in the DFW area in the Summer of 2010. After several months of staying in Fort Worth D-Ray released a mix-tape in early March of 2010 titled "No Surgery" and is planning a city wide Hip-hop campaign in April of 2010. D-Ray now operates under the name F.R.E.S.H. ENT 2010 and plans on keeping the Wicked 1ne (now Wild Bill) as the only artist in the company besides himself. D-Ray is scheduled to appear in several local clubs in the DFW area as well~ F.R.E.S.H. Origins

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