Jody Watley

Grammy Award Winning Pop/R&B Artist

Raekwon

Rapper & Member of the Wu-Tang Clan

Rakim

Rapper; One-Half of Eric B. & Rakim

Warren G.

Rapper, DJ & Producer Known for his Role in West Coast Rap's Ascent

Lyfe Jennings

R&B and Soul Singer, Songwriter, Record Producer & Instrumentalist

De La Soul

Hip Hop Trio

Fabolous

Rapper & Hip Hop Recording Artist

Fred Hammond

Jennifer Holliday

Singer and Tony Award-Winning Actress

Erykah Badu

Grammy Award-winning Singer-Songwriter, Record Producer, Activist and Actress

Johnny Gill

Johnny Gill is an American singer, songwriter and actor. He is the sixth and final member of the R&B group New Edition, and was also a member of the supergroup called LSG; with Gerald Levert and Keith Sweat.

Kelly Price

Grammy Award-Nominated R&B Singer and Songwriter

Roscoe Dash

Hip Hop Artist

Roberta Flack

Grammy Award Winning Singer, Humanitarian

Morris Day and The Time

Musician, Composer, Actor, Best Known as Lead Singer for "The Time"

The Whispers

Entertainers and Musicians with hits like "Olivia," & "All The Way"

Tony Toni Tone

Tony Toni Tone. Entertainer and Musician.

Don D.C. Curry

This former pro baseball player has an opinion about everything, from politics, child rearing or being a black man in America.

The Duke Elington Orchestra

Iyaz

Singer/Songwriter Who's Debut No. 1 Hit Single "Replay" Was Released in 2009

Amel Larrieux

R&B Singer

TS Monk

Jazz Drummer, Composer and Bandleader

Cassandra Wilson

Jazz Musician, Vocalist, Songwriter and Producer

Twista

Chopper-Style Rapper

Naughty by Nature

Grammy Award-Winning Rap Group

Sommore

Sommore is a paragon of excellence when it comes to good entertainment. This Trenton, New Jersey native is the 'Original Queen of Comedy'.

J. Anthony Brown

Actor, Comedian, Radio Personality

Oxymorrons

Alternative Hip-Hop Group From Queens

Ruben Studdard

American Idol Winner; The Biggest Loser Contestant; Dubbed the "Velvet Teddy Bear"

Arrested Development

American alternative hip hop group, founded by Speech and his then best friend Headliner as a positive, Afrocentric alternative to the gangsta rap popular in the early 1990s.