Native Threads Featured Artist Profile: DJ Shock B
DJ Brian Frejo aka "Shock B" from the CultureShockCamp all native hiphop crew from the Midwest. Brian is also a member of the Grammy nominated "YoungBird" Southern Drum group. His mother is a full-blooded Seminole, his father half-Pawnee and half Mexican-American.
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Shock B travels nationwide as a DJ and has performed at shows and rocked crowds with headliner musical acts, including: 50 cent, Ceelo, Lil Jon, the Visionaries, 2Mex, Emcee One, Jana, YinYang Twins, Nelly, Mars Ill, Casper L, Phife Dawg, Roli Rho, Yerba Buena and various other artists in the past two years.
Known for his "party rocker" style, Brian loves what he does and "reps" for the Natives always. He comes from a talent rich family. Largely as a result of Brian's influence, his younger brother, Marcus Frejo, AKA 'Quese,' is also a well-known Native MC and music producer. Their sister, Happy Frejo, is a professional performing artist who tours with a Native American dance troupe and sings in a band.
Shock B recently finished acting in the film, "The New World" (New Line Cinema) with Wes Studi and Colin Farrell coming out in '05.
For more information on DJ Shock B, or to arrange a booking, send an email to:
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