Renny Holladae

.:: RENNY HOLLADAE ::.

Inspiration for the name Renny Holladae came from his close friends, who for years called him Mr. Holiday as a reference towards his street hustling and chill ways which had lead friends to joke that he lived life “Like he was on holiday. The unique spelling of ‘Holladae’ is derived from his “Holla! holla at your boy” chant and ‘Dae’, taken from the word sundae, as in the ice cream dessert. “I feel my voice is a treat for the ladies ears”. Holladae says with a coy smile.

He admits it was a challenge at first for him to get R&B production after being known for fifteen-year as a rap artist. He was tired of people telling him he was too good of a rapper to just stop and that the streets needed him. Knowing that he wanted his music done his way coupled with a determination to be heard by the world, Renny remained focused and his resolve became stronger than ever. Holladae released a mix tape-style CD entitled “The Ghetto Songbird” and sold over 2,000 copies during the summer of 2006.

“The Ghetto Songbird” CD showcased his smooth voice, establishing him as a true R&B singer and once again, the doors of opportunity opened for Renny Holladae. “Do U Know The Ghetto”, a song off of his mix tape CD was picked to be a part of Global TV’s ‘Shattered Dreams. Renny was officially back on the map and on his way to realizing his dream. From there, Gemz, a fellow artist asked Holladae if he both could write and sing the hook for what quickly turned out to be the smash single ‘Can’t Hold Me Back’ that got into Flow 93.5’s regular rotation. Next up for Renny was supposed to be his anticipated single ‘Dangerous’ featuring Gemz but in a twist of fate, instead found himself fighting for his life after sustaining critical injuries as a result of a car accident.

Holladae made a full recovery and is back in the studios, working on what he describes as “The best music I have ever worked on.”

So sit back, close your eyes and listen to what Renny Holladae has to offer musically. You will be amazed.