Stevie Joe facts for kids

Steve Joel Moffett Jr., known by his stage names Stevie Joe or Thuggy Fresh, is an American rapper from Oakland, California. He is part of the music group Livewire. Stevie Joe has appeared on many hip hop albums from the Bay Area. A notable appearance was on E-40's 2011 album, Revenue Retrievin': Graveyard Shift, where he was featured on a song called "Don't Try This at Home" with Philthy Rich. He also contributed to the soundtrack for the 2008 film Ghostride the Whip.

Music Career

Stevie Joe began his music career in 2007. He has released many albums and EPs over the years. His music is part of the hip hop genre, especially the west coast hip hop style. This style is popular in California.

Studio Albums

Stevie Joe has released several studio albums. These include Thuggy Fresh (2008), 7.0 Grams (2010), and 14.0 Grams (2010). Other albums are 80's Baby (2010), The Leak (2010), and Thuggy Fresh - The Street Album Part 2 (2010). He also released 21.0 Grams (2011), Thizz Nation 28 (2011), and LoveWire (2012). Later albums include The Tonight Show With Stevie Joe (2012), Live On The Wire (2013), 420: The Album (2015), Thuggy Life (2016), and Block Statue 3 (2016).

Extended Plays (EPs)

Stevie Joe has also released several Extended Plays, or EPs. These are shorter than full albums. His EPs include Gold Mind (2013), 420 (2014), 710 (2014), Gold Mind 2 (2014), and Gold Mind 3 (2015).

Mixtapes and Collaborations

Stevie Joe has released many mixtapes. These are collections of songs, often released for free. Some of his mixtapes are Block Statue Part 2 (2009) and Coke (2009). He also worked with other artists on collaboration albums. For example, he released Philthy Rich & Stevie Joe (2008) and Philthy Fresh 2 (2014) with Philthy Rich.

Guest Appearances

Stevie Joe has been a guest artist on many songs by other musicians. He has worked with artists like E-40, J. Stalin, and Philthy Rich. These guest spots help him reach new listeners.

• In 2007, he was on "1000$ Fit" by Kaz Kyzah.
• In 2008, he appeared on "Lil Weed Lil Xtc" with J. Stalin and Kaz Kyzah. He was also on "Block Show" for the Ghostride the Whip OST.
• In 2009, he was featured on "Here We Go Again" and "Talk" with Philthy Rich. He also joined "Straight from Oakland" with many Bay Area artists.
• In 2010, he appeared on "Money Don't Stop" with Shady Nate and Mistah F.A.B.. He also featured on "Hubba Rocks" with Yukmouth and Philthy Rich.
• In 2011, he was on "Don't Try This at Home" with E-40 and Philthy Rich. He also appeared on "So Much Pain" with Philthy Rich and 2Pac.
• In 2012, he was on "Married to the Money" with Philthy Rich and Dem Hoodstarz. He also featured on "They Need That Mob S***" with The Jacka and Cellski.
• In 2013, he appeared on "Go Getta" with San Quinn. He also featured on "Never Been the Same" with Philthy Rich and Hell Rell.
• In 2014, he was on "Walk In My Shoes" with Stu Husalah.
• In 2021, he featured on "Still Grindin" by Remy R.E.D.