The slick bad hip-hop of Naughty By Nature will be heard at the Utah State Fairpark Grandstand Saturday, July 22. Opening guest Rottin Razkals will open the show at 7 p.m.
NBN's fame blew open during the summer of 1991 when the party hit "O.P.P.," a song based on the Jackson 5's "ABC," landed on the FM frequencies. In return, the group's debut, "Naughty By Nature," skyrocketed into platinum territory and landed the trio a Grammy nomination and an American Music Award for best new rap group.Other hits, "Hip Hop Hooray" and a new one "Feel Me Flow," continue NBN's catchy party spirit. Still, the streetwise "Holdin' Fort" and "Chain Remains" capture the group's social awareness.
Comprised of Treach (real name Anthony Criss), Vinnie Brown and DJ Kay Gee (Kier Gist), Naughty By Nature has released three albums and even offers clothing with NBN trademark gear.
Jeff "Diesel" Ray, Charles "Chap" Kelly and Abdullah "Fam" Barr," collectively known as Rottin Razkals, recently signed to Illtown Records - DJ Kay Gee's new label - and released a funky collection called "Rottin Ta Da Core." The album is a raw street story told through the eyes of an urban black male perspective.