Welcome to Female Rapper - Infinite Starr - Official Website

One of my greatest gift and curse is perfection. I will hold on to songs for years and keep working on them, but I've let my fans wait long enough. I'm doing something different this year. I've decided to drop a few mixtapes since everyone stayed loyal and continues to support my music. More information on a "few" later because I've already said too much :)

Here's an exclusive look at my new mixtape called True Face.

And yes, it's official. Nothing or no one will change the release date so fans it's finally here and thank you for being so good to me :) StarrzUp

True Face Mixtape will be available on June 26th 2012 on datpiff. Let the starrs say Amen. I'm 'bout to make it feel good to be a female rapper.

Female Rapper Infinite Starr & Smoke Dawg of the Mississippi Cartel along with Dolla Black & La Roc of Dem Boyz (Mile High Music Group) Behind the Scenes for "We In Deep" Videoshoot. 

"We In This Bitch" known as "We In Deep" on the radio is the official street anthem for everyone who hits every spot and club "deep" with their crew, and takeover. Due to the high demand and epic debut of this single, Mississippi Cartel quickly teamed up with a premiere director to complete the visuals of this project. World premiere of "We In Deep" Video COMING SOON starring Mississippi Cartel and Black Dolla Ent. "We In Deep" Now Available on iTunes : http://bit.ly/WeInDeep

Please Support female rapper Infinite Starr by downloading "We In Deep" on iTunes.
 

 

Dope Performance by female rapper Infinite Starr performing World On Fire, F*ck Them N*ggas (FTN), and Bout That Life Live. The album World On Fire is available now on itunes: http://itunes.apple.com/us/album/world-on-fire/id397034911 and the new mixtape True Face is coming soon!

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The truth, most cliché answer: I've been around music all my life. I grew up in the South where card games, dominoes, music, and house parties were a way of life. My family still lives by it.

The first time I knew I was destined to be a female rapper is when I learned Andre 3000's verse on "Elevators." That song changed my life. Before then, I freestyled at school and wrote verses here & there but it wasn't written in stone until "Elevators" dropped. I learned that song and rapped it all day. In the mirror, to my friends, etc. At that point I started performing different songs for my friends and family but eventually I grew enough courage to perform my own songs in talent shows.

The first song I ever wrote was called "Moment of Death" with a chick named Mia in 5th grade class. That was the start of the Practice-Behind-Doors Era. Years later, I'm one of the best female rappers in the industry because I truly love music.
 

Wow...another unexpected nomination for female rapper Infinite Starr. This one from the Indie Music Top 25. I am sooooo excited. It feels good to be recognized for my contribution to the music industry. I'm actually speechless.

If you're unfamiliar with the Indie Music Top 25, let me explain how it works. The prestigious Top 25 Awards are presented each year in January to honor excellence and achievement in independent music. Top 25 winners are chosen the old school way - industry professionals on their staff and beyond carefully listen to each song with an ear towards great songwriting and performance. And the nominees are....