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New Flesh
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Genre: Hip-Hop

Around since 1990, New Flesh took ten years to release an LP but quickly became dons of the British rap scene, as original and cutting-edge as their much-hyped Big Dada labelmate Roots Manuva

Nosaj and Sebastian formed New Kingdom after meeting at a New York City clothing store where they both worked Though both are fans of hip-hop, Sebastian spent some time in hardcore punk bands, while Nosaj was primarily influenced by Curtis Mayfield

Newcleus
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Genre: Hip-Hop

Although they recorded only two albums, Newcleus contributed one true electro classic in “Jam on Revenge (The Wikki-Wikki Song),” which has been immortalized on hundreds of hip-hop mixtapes and often included in even techno DJs’ sets

The hip-hop trio Next Level blends their Latin heritage with dance and street culture Led by producer/programmer Keith Verano, the group debuted in 1995 with Find a Way and followed it with the single “I Don’t Know” in 1997

Nice & Smooth Biography, Photos, Pictures

New York City rap duo Gregg Nice (born Gregg Mays) and Smooth Bee (born Daryl Barnes) had an underrated 1991 debut release Ain’t a Damn Thing Changed It included the biting, nicely written, and bitterly performed “Sometimes I Rhyme Slow,” which was a sizable hit in the R&B and hip-hop circuit

Once Nick Cannon firmly established himself on television and then in Hollywood, he expanded his reach into music, signing to Jive Records The young multi-talent made his smash debut in late 2001 with a remake of DJ Jazzy Jeff & the Fresh Prince’s 1988 hit, “Parents Just Don’t Understand,” which appeared on the Jimmy Neutron, Boy Genius soundtrack and also featured Lil’ Romeo and 3LW