Bigg Robb

Bigg Robb, a versatile artist known for his blend of Midwest funk, modern blues, contemporary gospel, and Southern soul, transitioned from a radio DJ and associate of Zapp to a successful solo career in the early 2000s. With a discography that spans from his debut album "Cheddar Cheddar" in 2000 to his latest release "Good Muzic" in 2019, Bigg Robb has maintained a consistent output of music throughout his career.

Robert "Bigg Robb" Smith, originally a teenage DJ in Cincinnati, Ohio, in the late '70s, immersed himself in the music industry, eventually working with legendary artists such as Bootsy Collins, Midnight Star, and Zapp. Under the mentorship of Roger Troutman, Smith began his solo career with the album "Cheddar Cheddar" in 2000, establishing his own label, Over 25 Sound, to release his music and collaborate with fellow artists. Through the years, he has continued to release albums and explore various genres, showcasing his enduring passion for music.