Collaborations of Iconic Hip-Hop Artists from Philadelphia

Philadelphia has been a major contributor to the hip-hop scene, producing some of the most influential rappers in the game. From Schoolly D to Lil Uzi Vert, the city has been home to many iconic artists. Jahlil Beats (Orlando Tucker), record producer and composer, is one of the most renowned names in the industry. Lady B, also known as Wendy Clark, is another important figure in the Philadelphia hip-hop scene.

She is considered one of the world's first female DJs and is credited with helping to popularize hip-hop music in Philadelphia and beyond. Lady B began her career in hip-hop in the late 1970s when she began hosting a radio show on WHAT-FM in Philadelphia.

Steady B

Steady B, born Warren McGlone, is a rapper and producer based in Philadelphia who was influential in the early days of Philadelphia hip-hop. His show, “The Street Beat,” was one of the first hip-hop radio programs in the United States and helped popularize the genre in the Philadelphia area. His debut album, Kollage, released in 1996, is considered an underground hip-hop classic and has collaborations with artists such as Guru and DJ Premier.

Kurupt

Kurupt first gained recognition in the early 1990s as a featured artist in songs by artists such as Snoop Dogg and Warren G.

The ambassador began his musical career as a member of The Cross Movement, one of the first Christian hip-hop groups to gain wide recognition in the United States.

Beanie Sigel

Beanie Sigel, born Dwight Grant, is another important figure in Philadelphia's hip-hop scene. His legacy remains and places him among the best artists in Philadelphia to achieve popular success while remaining raw, lyrical and respected.

AR-Ab

AR-Ab remains a respected figure in the Philadelphia hip-hop scene despite his legal issues.

His music inspires and resonates with fans around the world.

Bahamadia

Bahamadia has also been an essential figure in the Philadelphia hip-hop scene as a mentor and advocate for other artists. She has been a strong advocate for women in hip-hop and has worked to create opportunities for other female artists in the industry.

Meek Mill

Meek Mill began his musical career as a combat rapper and gained recognition in the Philadelphia underground hip-hop scene.

He recently released an NFT that includes the French Society of Authors, Composers and Publishers (SACEM) in its smart contract, guaranteeing fair and transparent royalties for the artist.