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From his 1994 breakout on Jeru the Damaja’s “Mental Stamina,” Afu-Ra has fused classic East Coast hardcore with the sensitive, intelligent wordplay expected from a committed Rastafarian

Not many know veteran underground rapper Agallah, mainly due to his failed stint as a solo artist in the mid-’90s, but he later would summon his untapped talents to become a reputable working producer, making beats for Guru (of Gang Starr), EPMD, Big Pun, Onyx, the Diplomats, and Busta Rhymes, just to name a few

Los Angeles rapper Ahmad Ali Lewis was only 18 when he burst onto the scene in 1994 with the laid-back groove of “Back in the Day,” based around a sample of the Staple Singers’ “Let’s Do It Again” and produced by Berry Gordy’s son Kendal

Refusing to follow rap industry standards, Toronto hip-hop lyricist Arabesque (born Steven Kawalit) decidedly created his own path by writing songs unafraid to explore controversial issues or distressing emotions

An American-born yet Japanese-signed dancer turned pop star, AI began her music career as a backup dancer in a Janet Jackson video While trained professionally as a dancer, it wasn’t until she made her way to Japan that she was able to land a record deal as a singer

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