Git Fresh (formerly known as DeepSide) is an American R&B and hip hop group based in Miami, Florida. They are currently signed to

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. The group was initially composed of Rude Boi, Pretty Sly, Penny, & Mike Ezay.

History

Early years: DeepSide

The group started out and formed when all the band members were in their teenage years, singing at talent shows and parties around the city. With the exception of Pretty Sly, who went to school in Miami, they all went to Dillard Performing Arts School. Rude Boi met Sly at a local talent show in Miami and introduced him to Mike and Penny. There was an immediate chemistry between the guys and they officially formed the group, DeepSide. Formerly signed to

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, the group known as DeepSide changed their name after splitting from the label, and all old ties.

Git Fresh

The group changed their name from DeepSide to Git Fresh in 2008. They also have changed record labels from

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. Unfortunately, the singers, Brent "Penny" Pendergast & Mike "Ezay" Espinosa, have reportedly left the group. As of 2012, it is uncertain if the two remaining members will continue as a group.

Discography

*2002: ''DeepSide'' *2008: ''Git Fresh'' *2011: ''Eat It Up''

Singles

;As DeepSide *2002: "Shook" *2002: "Shook" Remix *2003: "Fantaszin'" *2005: "Coochie" (featuring Young Noah & Pety Pablo) *2005: "Hot Like an Oven" (featuring Juvenile) *2006: "Lovely" on the Step Up (Original Soundtrack) *2007: "Let's Make Love" (featuring

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) *2007: "What I Need" ;As Git Fresh *2008: " Booty Music" *2008: "Like a Women" *2009: "Tipsy" (featuring Rick Ross) *2009: "SwaGG Up" (featuring Jamie Foxx and Rick Ross) *2010: "She Be Like (Bom Bom Bom)" vailable on iTunes now*2010: "What Them Girls Like" (featuring

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) *2011: "Eat It Up" *2011: "No Girlfriend" *2011: "Jump Off" (featuring New Boyz) *2012: "Ocho Cinco" (Child Please) *2013: "Leavin with Me" *2015: "Don't You Move"

As featured artist

*2010:

- "Why You Up in Here" (featuring. Git Fresh,

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) *2010:

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- "White Girl" (featuring. Flo Rida & Git Fresh

References

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