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Birth name
  
Axel Dahlen

Years active
  
2010–present

Website
  
www.axelfoley.com

Albums
  
MOOD

Occupation(s)
  
Rapper, songwriter

Labels
  
Independent

Record label
  
Axel Foley

Genres
  
Hip hop music, Alternative hip hop, Underground hip hop

People also search for
  
Manny Phesto, Rp Hooks, Big Zach

Axel Dahlen better known by his stage name Axel Foley, is an American underground hip hop musician based in Minneapolis, Minnesota, United States.

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Career

In 2010, Foley and a few friends began performing locally at demonstrations, benefit concerts, and small shows at parties and venues such as Acadia Café, and The Madusa. 2011 saw Foley playing other hip hop shows around town.

In September 2012, released his debut EP at a day long block party which he and frequent collaborator Manny Phesto performed at. The event Hip Hop Harambee, ran two consecutive years 2012, 2013 and featured local and national recording artists, dancers, visual artists, producers, and DJs including: Big K.R.I.T., Talib Kweli, Devin The Dude, Shabazz Palaces, Gritty Committee (Greg Grease & Freez), Mike the Martyr, Metasota, DJ Frank Castle and others.

In 2015, Foley released his Mike the Martyr produced MOOD LP.

In May 2015, Foley performed with Manny Phesto, Mike the Martyr, and DJ Frank Castle at the 8th annual Soundset Music Festival which was named the "Best Hip Hop Festival Around" by MTV". He was featured on Sway Calloway's Sway in the Morning show on Eminem's Shade 45 channel aired on Sirius XM. He and Manny performed at the 26th annual Saturday in the Park on July 4 in Sioux City, Iowa, and Summer Set Music and Camping Festival in Sumorset, Wisconsin. as well as Festival Ajusco in Mexico City

EPs

  • (2012) "Work in Progress EP"
  • Albums

  • (2015) MOOD
  • Songs

    Rooftoppin'MOOD · 2015
    Good VibrationsMOOD · 2015
    Feeling LikeMOOD · 2015

    References

    Axel Foley (rapper) Wikipedia