Fredro Starr: It cost $125,000 to make the song "True Colors"

Fredro Starr talks about when he went solo; he signed with Koch Records. He used the song he made for "True Colors," which was also featured in the movie "Save The Last Dance." This song cost an exorbitant amount of money, in excess of $125,000. Fredro also spoke about wanting Sunshine Anderson on the record instead of Jill Scott. Then we asked Fredro Starr which he prefers: being on an independent label or a major label?
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