who can tell me some info about artist named Frost?

[D1G1T4L]

he was on King Tee's Thy Kingdom Come song called Lets Make A V with DJ Quik
and i have this song called Frost - Still up in this and he talks bout having a 7th album in 2001, so who is this guy? any info appreciated

[hector]

he's a mexican rapper, been around for quite awhile.  Myself, I'm not into the latin/mexican rappers.  frost is pretty cool tho, I got a few songs of his, but no albums.  He is from the westcoast, I'm not sure what city, and he has collabed with quite a few big name west coast artists.

[Jome]

Check out Frost feat. Jayo Felony & Xzibit - Big business

If you liked Defari's "Spell my name", you're gonna love the original.. 

[mauzip]

i have a song by him and a couple of other artists on the next friday ost

[M Dogg™]

OMG!!!!!!!!

Frost used to be Kid Frost before he joined Ruthless Records. His called the Godfather of Latin Rap because he was the first Latin rapper to come out. His an old school vet, his debut album was Hispanics Causin' Panic back in 1990, his lead single was La Raza and the album went gold. Same with his 2nd album, and his 3rd album was on Ruthless when Jerry wanted to start a Mexican N.W.A. group with Frost as the lead, A.L.T. and young Mexican rapper Slow Pain. The group fell through, but Frost released two CDs on Ruthless, and started working with the underground artist, Jayo, King Teee, other Latino artist. Baby Bash of Suga Suga fame was once Baby Beesh, and he was part of Latin Valvet with Frost and some other fools. But Frost was never like the other Chicano rappers. He can actually rap. He was the leader of the L.A. Latino era that included Cypress Hill, ALT (great lyrist for even NY standards), Mellow Man Ace, from the I.E. Lighter Shade of Brown. It was later that Thump Records tried to profit off of the Latin rap movement, and added Slow Pain and JV, both were good rappers, but not exactly the best Latin Rap had to offer. After Frost dissappeared in 1995 after his Ruthless debut Smile Now Die Later, Latin Rap disappeared with him, until Big Pun in 1998, and then it died with him but it looks like Baby Bash brought it back to life. But from 1990 when Frost came out to 1995, Latin rap was just as popular, at least here in Cali, as other forms of westcoast gangsta rap.

Songs to check out

La Raza
No Sunshine (his best song, from '93 if you ain't into that old skool shit)
Thin Line
La Familia
Latin Kings
Bounce That Azz
Raza Park

[Lil Jay]

La Raza is a classic

[ExZit]

Frost is a legend.. M Dogg explained it well.. its also worth knowin that he's an old school dude that released some stuff in 1984 with Dj yella..

[Funkadelic]

"Thin Line" and "Raza Park" are fucking hot tracks. Just check his "Greatest Joints" album...

[Sikotic™]

Frost is dope. I got one of his albums on cassette but the writing is all faded. It's got that No Sunshine track on there, one of my favorites by the dude.

[51Fifty]

Frost is an OG to this rap game. My favorite song ever is called "Eastside Rendezvous" by him, Nino B and ALT.

Check out these songs too:

The Volo
La Raza
Something For the Riders
Mary Jane - features Rick James
You Aint Right
La Familia
You're a Big Girl Now
Rest In Peace
Speak On You - features Nino B, Beesh and Levitti
Mamacita - not the Next Friday version
Thin Line
Mi Vida Loca

all classics to me

[Eddie G.]

He's pretty tite.  I know a lot of you might laugh at me for this, but to me he sounds like a Mexican Shade Sheist.

[Juronimo]

M Dogg was pretty much on point. Dude has been around forever and has always been respected on the west coast. Anyone remember that track he did with Above the Law? They even had a video, I can't remember the name of the song. Also he had a track called Rap Declares War and if I recall, Lighter Shade of Brown, ALT, Proper Dos and Hi-C were also on the track. It came out in '92 I believe.

[GoodLuvn169]

He's gonna hit middle age soon.

[The Predator]

OMG!!!!!!!!

Frost used to be Kid Frost before he joined Ruthless Records. His called the Godfather of Latin Rap because he was the first Latin rapper to come out. His an old school vet, his debut album was Hispanics Causin' Panic back in 1990, his lead single was La Raza and the album went gold. Same with his 2nd album, and his 3rd album was on Ruthless when Jerry wanted to start a Mexican N.W.A. group with Frost as the lead, A.L.T. and young Mexican rapper Slow Pain. The group fell through, but Frost released two CDs on Ruthless, and started working with the underground artist, Jayo, King Teee, other Latino artist. Baby Bash of Suga Suga fame was once Baby Beesh, and he was part of Latin Valvet with Frost and some other fools. But Frost was never like the other Chicano rappers. He can actually rap. He was the leader of the L.A. Latino era that included Cypress Hill, ALT (great lyrist for even NY standards), Mellow Man Ace, from the I.E. Lighter Shade of Brown. It was later that Thump Records tried to profit off of the Latin rap movement, and added Slow Pain and JV, both were good rappers, but not exactly the best Latin Rap had to offer. After Frost dissappeared in 1995 after his Ruthless debut Smile Now Die Later, Latin Rap disappeared with him, until Big Pun in 1998, and then it died with him but it looks like Baby Bash brought it back to life. But from 1990 when Frost came out to 1995, Latin rap was just as popular, at least here in Cali, as other forms of westcoast gangsta rap.

Songs to check out

La Raza
No Sunshine (his best song, from '93 if you ain't into that old skool shit)
Thin Line
La Familia
Latin Kings
Bounce That Azz
Raza Park

Well said. 'Aint No Sunshine' the kinda anthem to American Me is his best shit.
Ganxta Rid once mentioned himself  Frost, Cube, Ice T had done a track called Brother to Brother was this ever released?

[Darksider]

frost is a legend and one of my favourite rappers ever