After finishing college, Andy Mineo and his friend became part of a rap group, “Fat Camp,” which later signed onto Marshall Street Records. The group was quite a hit going on tours and opening up shows for other hip hop acts. They released their debut album in 2006, called “The Food.” A sudden transition came when he met his producer friend, Alex Medina, who re-instilled his faith in Christ, and he ended up closing his studio.
He also left “Fat Camp.” After dissolving his studio, Andy Mineo went on tour with the rap group, “T.R.U.C.E.” He released his debut mixtape, “Sin is Wack” in 2009, which was heavily inspired by his collaboration with “T.R.U.C.E.” He lent his voice and first attempted his hand at singing on the song, “Background and Reverse” in 2011. This endeavor cemented his name as one of the most reached out artists. In 2011, he released his single, “In My City.” In July of 2011, Andy Mineo signed on with Reach Records getting rid of his stage name, C-Lite.
He came out with his mixtape, “Formerly Records” on the 29th of September, 2011. In 2012, Andy worked as a producer on “Saturday Morning Car – Tunez.” In January of 2014, he released the second season of “Saturday Morning Car-Tunez” with three hit songs, “You Can’t Stop Me,” “Neverland,” and “Paisano’s Wylin.” On the 19th of May 2015, he released his single, “Lay Up,” which was followed by the release of his second studio album, “Uncomfortable,” on the 18th of September 2015. Andy Mineo landed his first RIAA certificate when his single hit gold on the 17th of January 2018.
