Curt Freeman (b. March 3, 1981), better known as Alley Boy, a rapper and producer from East Atlanta, Georgia. From a young age, Alley Boy had a passion for rap, and today he serves as the co-CEO of Duct Tape Entertainment. Growing up in Atlanta’s Edgewood Courts, he faced many challenging circumstances. During his high school days, he turned to hustling in the streets, leading to two prison sentences.

Alley Boy’s music journey began at just nine years old when he started rapping. His first musical influence came from LL Cool J. By the age of 10 he started recording at studios and collaborating with other artists like Drew B.M.K. Over the years, he has worked with a wide range of artists including Meek Mill, Future, Gucci Mane and more. He is currently affiliated with Duct Tape and Atlantic Records.

Later in late 2024, he opened up publicly about his kidney failure. He attributed his renal failure long-term high blood pressure and decades-long addiction to Codeine cough syrup, another name for Lean. While he opened up about his kidney failure, he was focused on doing candid interviews, recording podcast, and projects like Mob Lingo, a collaboration album with Yung LA. On July 19, 2026, Alley boy sadly passed away, announced by Ralo, DJ Scream, and Radio Station like V-103.