Lady Crush is noted as the being the youngest of the pioneer female solo artists recorded on vinyl in both Hip Hop and Electro. The Camden, NJ native officially started her career in mid 1984 by being one of the female guest rappers on Tim Greene’s (Stacey Q, Ca$hflow) single “Facts of Life” (Sugarscoop). 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 record, she was encouraged to quickly return with a solo 12” follow up, which she did when she dropped “MC Perpetrators” (KAM Records) at the end of the same year. In possibly the longest hiatus in the rap game ever, Lady Crush returned in 2015 all grown-up and sexy, to head the first digital release of Queen Empire Records with the powerful, electro/hip house driven “Fu*k” - along with the trap version “Fu*k The Banga- feat BangaBoy”. Producer/artist Bangaboy then soon continued the flow with a true banger “She No Lie, She’s On Fire”, and featured both Lady Crush and Queens-bred newcomer Castle. Valentine’s Day 2018 Lady Crush re-released three singles (along with 2 new remixes) on her “50 Shades of Fu*k” EP" . Lady Crush preps for her Spring 2019 feature on the late Silkski's (Wu-Tang/Brooklyn Zu) "Hardrock Cafe" with labelmate D'Adore. Summer 2019 is set to bring her awaited "Lady Crush Saga" single.