Artists
Jazz | Soul | Funk | Hip-Hop | Pop | Gospel | Instrumental
Ivy Chanel
US-born of African-American, French and Native American heritage Ivy Chanel has established herself on the International music scene as a singer-songwriter, producer, dancer, vocal coach and now an author of considerable talent and repute. She first started singing at the age of 5 and, as with so many great performers, in her early years honed her craft singing in her choir as lead vocalist back home in Sharon Hill, PA. Since then her soulful, melodic, voice has been heard in numerous high-profile settings around the World, and her musical collaborators include the likes of Grammy award-winning Scratch Professor, Curtis Richardson, Q-tip, MBE Soul legend singer Omar and Mo Pleasure (Michael Jackson, Earth, Wind & Fire). She has appeared with her brother, the legendary DJ Cash Money, as well as sharing the stage with the likes of Roy Ayres, Stevie Wonder, and John Legend. She has worked throughout the UK, USA, UAE, and Europe and includes performances for President Clinton and Tony Blair on an impressive cv.
Judith Sephuma
Judith Sephuma has been dubbed the Queen of Afro Jazz. Born in South Africa, she is a multi-award winning and multi-platinum album seller.
Her debut album released in 2002 won her the right to be called the queen of Afro Jazz followed by 6 Afro Jazz studio album recordings, two DVDs, and two live gospel albums.
Adrian Crutchfield
Adrian Crutchfield is known around the world for his neo-soul sound - creating music in a variety of genres such as jazz, R&B, pop, funk, soul, hip hop, and fusion; all of which can be heard on his 2017 album entitled "LEAP"! Much like Adrian's first album "Private Party," "Leap" showcases Adrian's passion for variety and freedom in music. "Leap" is what the contemporary instrumental music world has been waiting for. An album with no genre, no boundaries, and no limitations!
DJ Cash Money
Since 1984, DJ Cash Money has been pioneering, designing and defining the art of turntablism. He is a cultural icon in the DJ world and one of the most prolific DJs in hip-hop history. Known in the industry as a DJ, turntablist and producer, he is best known for his pioneering scratch techniques, lightning speed and fierce musicality on the turntables. Artistic creations such as the “transformer scratch” and the DJ Cash Money Turntable Style Position are just a few of his inventions. Many techniques and styles created by DJ Cash Money have single-handedly revolutionized the technology for DJs and the manufacturing of the turntables. He is the first DJ inducted into Technics DJ Hall of Fame.
Dj Cash Money & Marvelous
In 1987, DJ Cash Money and MC Marvelous signed with Mantronix and Sleeping Bag Records, released their first album, "Where's The Party At?", which included the top-selling single "Find An Ugly Woman." It also included the underground hits "Ugly People Be Quiet" and "The Mighty Hard Rocker". The album stayed on the top 10 Billboard charts and earned them a gold-selling album award. The duo became so popular that they were contracted to do a Miller Lite Beer commercial.
That same year, DJ Cash Money went on to make music history as the only DJ to win all three major DJ championships. Astonishingly, he won all three in one year's time: The New Music Seminar DJ Battle (NYC) and the DMC American DJ Championship (San Diego, CA). In 1988, he was crowned the World's Greatest DJ by winning and representing the United States at the DMC Technics DJ World Finals held at the Royal Albert Hall (London, England).