Born and raised in the South Philly Tasker Projects, Kre Forch began his journey through the Hip Hop culture by one of Hip Hop’s key elements, graffiti. When practicing the art of graffiti Kre would sign his artwork “Kream” and in the streets would often use the name Fortunate. Shortly after, the name “Kre Forch was born, two words signifying originality. Neither can be found in the dictionary. Simply put Kre is defining the meaning through thought provoking rhymes over hard driven beats.

To describe Kre’s style it is necessary to listen to his lyrics. He talks on all subjects from growing up in the projects to the love of his family in a poetic and inspirational way, which never loses its edge. His songs have been compared to a canvas and Kre to the artist. He paints a picture that can touch a person’s soul and one that creates images of “real” life. Listen to “The Best of Kre Forch” and a world that is genuine, raw, and real unfolds before you.

To Kre it is not necessary for him to act or dress a certain way because the man he is becomes clearly evident in his collection of mixtapes. “They say real recognize real and if that’s so I know I don’t wonder Stevie can even see me , I’m non-fiction its nothin like on tv my whole life been hard nothin ever was easy”, is a perfect example of his descriptive lyricism.

Kre has been featured on many mixtapes and DVDs and performed at some of the most popular clubs in and out of Philadelphia. He has opened for, featured and worked with some of Philly's hip hop best including Freeway, Beanie Siegel, Gillie da Kid, Peedi Crack, Elliot Ness, Chic Raw, Reed Dollaz, Sand Man and many more. Loved by fans for simply being one of the most realest and consistent. KRE FORCH... Wats da deal Gorilla AAAAAHHHH.... It's my turn.
2011 is the year for “The Champ of the People”.




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