The youngest of the female pioneer solo emcees, Camden, NJ native Lady Crush (Rochelle Ryndia Ray) officially started her hip-hop/electronic career in early 1984 with a guest rap appearance on Tim Greene’s “Facts of Life” (Sugarscoop). The late famed producer/re-mixer Raul A. Rodriquez (ABBA, Man Parrish, Gil Scott-Heron) then remixed FOL at Todd Rundgren’s Secret Sound studio (NYC), creating the “The Dub of Life” added on to the re-release. Because of rave reviews individually of Lady Crush’s verse on the song, she was encouraged to quickly return with a solo follow up record, which she did when she dropped “MC Perpetrators” (KAM Records) at the end of the same year.

 As Lady Crush began receiving national and international play on hip-hop friendly radio stations /underground clubs in the US and UK, she began performing on many teen dance shows, such as the original Dancin USA/Dancin’ on Air. Too young to tour in many venues on the very new rap circuit as a preteen- proved initially to be a challenge for Lady Crush. But sounding older on air coupled with her maturity level, she was soon able to bypass red tape and open on tours for Heavy D & The Boyz, UTFO and then later others in hip-hop and R&B such as Salt-N-Pepa, Club Nouveau, Timex Social Club and The System.

Still today in 2016, Lady Crush’s name is legendary and“MC Perpetrators” is an electronic hip-hop classic considered to be a rare 12”, with online pricing recorded as high as US $610 

Lady Crush returns all grown-up as the sexy, sensual “Super Vixen of Queen Empire” to visit her previous and new releases in celebration of her 30+ Years in the hip-hop industry.

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