List of Notable Musicians
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- B.E.
- Brandun DeShay
- Chali 2na
- Chief Keef
- Common
- The Cool Kids
- Crucial Conflict
- Da Brat
- Demarco Castle
- Diverse
- Do or Die
- Earatik Statik
- Fast Eddie
- E.C. Illa
- Gemstones
- Gerald Walker
- GLC
- The Hood Internet
- Hotstylz
- The Individuals
- Jeremih
- Kanye West
- Keezo Kane
- Kid Sister
- Kidz in the Hall
- The Legendary Traxster
- Lupe Fiasco
- Malik Yusef
- Marz
- MC Juice
- Molemen
- Mr. Lee
- No I.D.
- PacMan
- Psalm One
- Qwel
- Rhymefest
- R. Kelly
- Rockie Fresh
- Saurus and Bones
- Serengeti
- Sharkula
- Shawnna
- Snypaz
- Speedknot Mobstaz
- Soundmaster T
- Twista
- Vakill
- Yung Berg
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