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Cool Breeze
A hip-hop solo artist and member of the Dungeon Family, Cool Breeze helped
popularize the "dirty south" school of southern hip-hop during the late-1990s.
He was born as "Frederick Bell" on August 12, 1971, and grew up in the Atlanta
suburb of East Point. A childhood friend of Goodie Mob member Big Gipp, he
co-wrote Goodie Mob's Top 10 single, "Dirty South," and appeared on the track in
1996. Goodie Mob returned the favor by joining Cool Breeze on his own song,
"Watch for the Hook," which topped the Hot Rap Songs chart in February 1999.
Also featuring appearances by fellow Dungeon...
Watch for the HookCool Breeze
The DammGoodie Mob and Cool Breeze
ButtaCool Breeze
Claremont LoungeBubba Sparxxx, Cool Breeze and Killer Mike
Hit ManCool Breeze and Backbone
Ghetto CamelotCool Breeze
Watch for the HookCool Breeze
East Point's Greatest Hit
3:01
The DammGoodie Mob and Cool Breeze
Still Standing
4:48
ButtaCool Breeze
East Point's Greatest Hit
4:27
Claremont LoungeBubba Sparxxx, Cool Breeze and Killer Mike
The Charm
4:08
Hit ManCool Breeze and Backbone
East Point's Greatest Hit
4:42
Ghetto CamelotCool Breeze
East Point's Greatest Hit
4:09
