Busta Rhymes Produces Sing-A-Long LP for Toddlers
When Busta Rhymes appeared in court for charges of third-degree assault after attacking a man in a New York City night club in December 1997, the Judge, Latoya Swanson, sentenced him to three months probation, a $2,450 fine and three weeks community service. As part of his community service duties, the rap star was ordered … Continue reading
Congress Clamp Down On Miming DJs
In 1996 a consortium of major Hiphop labels including Def Jam, Bad boy, Columbia and Stones Throw Records introduced the Vinyl Mixing & Scratching Authenticity Act to eradicate the sweeping craze of ‘deck miming’ that became prevalent in live hiphop shows in the mid-90s. The scam became popular when a CD:UK floor manager accidentally pulled … Continue reading
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