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01/07/2026

THURSDAY, JAN.15, 2026!!!!!!!

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12/31/2025

More video content, podcast, music, collaborations, etc. Coming from 2Face Entertainment in 2026. See you then!

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12/30/2025

Throwback 2007: Still under the artist name "Gemini," I was invited to collaborate on a song with Denver, Colorado's Sista D aka Desiree Martinez who unbeknownst to me was a journalist for Laid Low Magazine as well.

Soledad, California to Denver, Colorado, we collaborated on the song, "Hittin' Switches," and a short time later, Desiree reached out to me on getting my story for Laid Low Magazine.

We connected once again and a small story about Fred Segura, aka, Fred Fish, aka, Gemini graced the pages on the July / Aug. 2007 issue of Laid Low Magazine, which featured three different covers for that issue.

The three different covers featured rap artist Too $hort, Rich Boy, & Strong Arm Steady.

Thank you and my continuous love & respect to you Desiree Martinez aka Sista D.

Forever grateful,

- Fred Segura aka Tha Grindhouse

12/24/2025

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12/22/2025

Throwback 2007: Under the name "Gemini" (Now known as Tha GrindHouse.) I was one of the opening acts up for this show.

I met Berner at this show. Very cool dude and has always been the same good guy.

- Fred Segura

12/17/2025

Throwback back 2001: Doom (now known as Dan Grand), and I (formally known as Gemini), performed at this Peace Rally in Salinas courtesy of Barrios Unidos.

There is a typo on the flier (2Face Productions) instead of 2Face Entertainment but the most memorable thing for me is, taking my mother (R.I.P.) to this event.

I performed my set and before stepping off, I asked the audience if I could do a song that I was still working on, but I'd have to do it acapella. The audience cheered yes. I performed, "The Good Times That Follow," (the last song on my Casualties of Life album).

The song is about my mother after having brain surgery and making a full recovery. After I finished the performing the song, I got a standing ovation as my mother stood up and gave me a hug.

The picture here is from that night after the performance. And unbeknownst to me, the mayor of Salinas at the time Anna Caballero was there and walked up to shake my hand.

One of the greatest times of my life.

- Fred Segura aka Tha GrindHouse

12/16/2025

Tony Alvarez aka Tony A. Da Wizard and his comrads did not know they were making music that changed the world.

The beginning of NWA. The stories that were not shown in the movie, Straight Outta Compton.

Episode 40 of the Waas Sappening podcast features special guest Tony A Da Wizard, legendary producer best know for his work with Hi-C and his deep roots in W...

12/15/2025

Throwback 2001: Back in the day, when you purchased an album, be it vinyl, cassette, or CD and your read the album credits, you read publishing credits and ASCAP or BMI were listed.

What that is, is owing your music. It tracks your music when it gets played, on the radio, movies, shows, etc. The short term to that is, royalties. To which, I still recieve royalty checks for my music.

I have always pushed for artist to do this.

2001, I applied with American Society of Composers, Authors & Publishers (ASCAP) and got my writers and my own publishing company.

I still run and own my music / publishing company today.

- Fred Segura

12/14/2025

CALI LEGENDS MEDIA AND THE YOUTUBE SITUATION | 2Face Ent. Podcast - Ep. 140.

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12/12/2025

Throwback 2001: While Barrett Vorhis aka B-Dog working on "The 831 Compilation." I got ahold of The Salinas Californian Newspaper who shot this photo and did a story on us.

There were many more local artist on that project, but we were the ones that showed up that day to talk to the journalist.

We always ran into each other during studio sessions, collaborations, etc. But this is perhaps the only time we were all together in one place at the same time.

I was still working hard on my solo album, "Casualties of Life" and getting daily phone calls from Koch Records during this time.

Great times, and good people.

Respect,

- Fred Segura

12/10/2025

Throwback 2001: Performing under my former alias, Gemini, Myself, Eddie Vega and other local recording artist, performed for the Montery County Youth Detention Center in Salinas, Ca.

Giving back to our community, we all performed clean, uplifting, inspiring, and positive music at this show.

- Fred Segura

12/09/2025

Throwback 2000: Like most of my projects, there was a lot going on in my personal life during this time.

This was my first live performance of songs from my "Casualties of Life" album. The album was still nowhere near complete during this time, but I was out there promoting what was coming.

A special thank you to Laureen Diephof who wrote this piece for the Soledad Bee Newspaper.

- Fred Segura aka Tha GrindHouse