Albert Redeaux aka Madd Creole, is a legendary music producer, singer, and songwriter from Austin, Texas. He is known for his unique blend of hip-hop, R&B, and soul music, and has been a prominent figure in the Texas music scene for over 5 decades.

Redeaux began his music career in 1983, producing and writing songs playing in bands in Austin. Redeaux owned & operated the first black owned hip-hop and R&B recording studio / Inde record label in Austin, Texas called A-Town Variety Records Inc. (ATV). 

He quickly gained recognition for his production skills and unique sound, and began getting his tracks featured with major artists such as Texas legends ESG, Big Moe, Big Pokey, Dope E of South Park Coalition, Paul Wall, Lil B & Dougie D from S.L.A.B, Dat Boy Grace, Sam Huston Boys, MC Fatal, Cin-A-Mon, Big Chop, Ms ICE, PMC, SBF Clique, Public Offenders, BB Nation etc.

In addition to producing and writing for other artists, Redeaux also pursued a solo career as a singer. He released his debut album, "Love Jones" in 1992 , which received critical acclaim and helped him began touring and opening for major artist Silk, Ginuwine, 2 Live Crew, Comedians Ricky Harris & TP Hearns which solidify his status as a rising star in the music  business. In early 2000 Albert was also signed to production deals with Carnival Beats Universal Music Group and Shake House Production. 

Over the years, Redeaux has continued to release music and collaborate with other artists, while also working behind the scenes as a producer and songwriter. He has become a highly respected figure in the Austin music community, known for his talent, creativity, and dedication to his craft.

Today, Redeaux continues to make music and inspire others with his unique sound and passion for music. He remains a beloved and influential figure in the Austin music scene, and his legacy as a legendary music producer, singer, and songwriter continues to grow.