Category: One Sheet

A native New Yorker, Case got his start in the music biz in the ’90s, singing backup on albums by several renowned R&B artists (such as Usher). Signed to the Def Jam label in the mid-’90s, Case issued his self-titled debut in 1996, followed by Personal Conversation in 1999 and Open Letter in 2001. On the latter release, Case wrote each song with a different person in mind (“A Song for Skye” was written for his daughter, while the tracks “Love of My Life” and “Shine” were inspired by the great Stevie Wonder). Case was joined by such big-name producers as Jimmy Jam, Terry Lewis, and Tim & Bob. In 2004 he asked to be released from his Def Jam contract in order to launch his own label, Indigo Blue. In 2009 The Rose Experience became the first release for the label. In addition to his own albums, Case has appeared on the soundtracks for the movies Rush Hour, Nutty Professor II: The Klumps, and The Best Man (for the latter he teamed up with Tyrese, Ginuwine, and RL of Next for the track “Best Man I Can Be”).

Cam’ron, born Cameron Giles, stands as a Harlem-born, Grammy-nominated, multiplatinum rapper who has sustained his cultural relevance throughout hip-hop’s evolution. As the founder and leader of The Diplomats, he has significantly influenced New York City’s style, language, and hip-hop swagger. Known for his daring fashion statements, including his iconic pink mink at NY Fashion Week and his humorously bold public persona, Cam’ron has become both an anti-hero and meme icon in pop culture. Beyond music, he’s a multifaceted entrepreneur, actor, and director, embodying Harlem’s entrepreneurial spirit and continuing to captivate audiences with his distinctive, unapologetic presence.

Washington D.C.’s own comedian Earthquake, born Nathaniel Stroman, is a true icon in comedy known for his sharp wit and common-sense humor. A former Air Force sergeant, Earthquake became a fan favorite on BET’s ComicView and HBO’s Def Comedy Jam in the mid-90s, later establishing himself as a cornerstone of the Atlanta comedy scene with his role as host of Uptown Comedy Corner. His unique style and insight earned him the moniker “comedian’s favorite comedian” and led to high-profile appearances on Comedy Central, Mad TV, and Real Time with Bill Maher, where he earned the show’s first-ever standing ovation.

As his career progressed, Earthquake gained attention in film and television, from voice roles in animated films like Barnyard to memorable appearances in Clerks II and Everybody Hates Chris. He continued to expand his reach, with standout performances in Shaquille O’Neal’s All-Star Comedy Jam, his acclaimed DVD About Got Damm Time, and his involvement in major events like the TBS Comedy Festival and Montreal’s Just for Laughs. With his humor still resonating on new platforms, Earthquake remains a powerhouse in comedy, preparing for his upcoming HBO special.

Vanilla Ice, born Robert Van Winkle, shot to fame in 1990/91 with his hit single “Ice Ice Baby” and debut album, which sold 10 million copies in just four months. His career spans over 25 million album sales globally, earning him multiple MTV Awards, a People’s Choice Award, and a Grammy nomination. Besides music, he’s appeared in movies like Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles 2 and Cool As Ice, starred on various reality shows, and found ongoing success in real estate with his popular DIY series The Vanilla Ice Project, now in its ninth season. Vanilla Ice’s extensive global touring, including the I Love the 90’s tour across 200+ cities, and collaborations with brands like Zumba, Castle Lite Beer, and Virgin Mobile highlight his enduring influence in entertainment and beyond.

MC Lyte, an icon in hip-hop, debuted in 1988 with Lyte As A Rock, making history as one of the genre’s most influential artists. At just 17, she began showcasing her skill, eventually releasing ten albums, including a Greatest Hits. Lyte has consistently broken barriers as the first rap artist to perform at Carnegie Hall and the first female rapper to earn a gold single. Her Grammy-nominated hit “Ruffneck” in 1993 made her the first female solo rapper to receive this honor, with her 2003 album Undaground Heat vol.1 later earning her a second Grammy nod. She also made history by being the first solo female rapper honored on VH-1’s Hip-Hop Honors in 2006.

Beyond music, Lyte’s talent spans acting, voice-over work, and television, where she co-wrote themes for Fox’s Dark Angel and BET’s Holla. Her 2006 album Back to Lyte demonstrated her continued relevance with tracks like “Wonder Years,” produced by DJ Premier, and she has since collaborated on hits like Jill Scott’s “Hate on Me” remix. Lyte’s eleventh album promises a blend of mature, sophisticated hip-hop, with its first single “Beautiful” gaining traction on mixtapes and underground outlets. Still a powerful concert draw, she tours widely, including a recent successful tour with The Roots, proving her enduring appeal and impact.

In the early ’90s, The Pharcyde emerged with a unique style in the gangsta rap-dominated West Coast scene, embracing a self-deprecating and quirky approach that set them apart. Their debut, Bizarre Ride II the Pharcyde, flipped hip-hop conventions on their head, with hits like “Oh Shit,” “Otha Fish,” and “Passing Me By,” leading it to achieve platinum status and comparisons to De La Soul and A Tribe Called Quest. Their second album, Labcabincalifornia, showcased their forward-thinking vision by featuring the young J Dilla and Spike Jonze’s direction for the “Drop” video. Decades later, The Pharcyde still tours, staying true to their original charm and artistry while continuing to influence new generations in hip-hop.

Scott Ialacci, professionally known as DJ Skribble, is a legendary figure in the music world, celebrated across generations for his dynamic presence and influential work in music and entertainment. Beginning his career with the Young Black Teenagers, he quickly rose to prominence by collaborating with Lauryn Hill and The Fugees. DJ Skribble’s longstanding partnerships with MTV, particularly on iconic programs like Spring Break and Total Request Live, alongside his contributions to Hot 97 FM, cemented his place in the industry. Known for his magnetic energy and skill, he became a familiar face and a trusted name in both hip-hop and electronic music scenes.

Versatile and visionary, DJ Skribble’s collaborations include an impressive roster of artists such as Taio Cruz, Britney Spears, Tommy Lee, and P. Diddy. Over his three-decade career, he has continually explored and blended genres like hip-hop, house, and rock-electro to create unique, boundary-pushing music experiences. Beyond his work as a DJ, Skribble’s entrepreneurial spirit drives his ambition to support emerging talent and foster new concepts in music culture. His dedication to music and his ability to craft memorable live experiences have made him an enduring and celebrated figure in the industry.

Named by Entertainment Weekly as “a great magician” and Digital Journal as “the one to watch in magic,” Michael Grandinetti has captivated audiences worldwide with his innovative illusions. Performing on national and international television, in stadiums, arenas, casinos, and even at The White House, Michael has redefined magic’s mainstream appeal. His credits include starring roles on NBC’s The World’s Most Dangerous Magic II, five seasons of The CW’s Masters of Illusion, and performances on The Today Show, Entertainment Tonight, and SportsCenter. Known for blending magic with dynamic entertainment, he’s also performed for Fortune 500 companies, symphony orchestras, and major sporting events, creating unforgettable experiences.

Michael’s live shows, The Magic of Michael Grandinetti LIVE, showcase his signature illusions, from levitation and teleportation to thrilling escapes, brought to life for modern audiences. His interactive performances draw the audience into the experience, transforming legendary magic into visual, astonishing acts that blur the line between illusion and reality. Recognized for his unique style and high-energy presentations, Michael is dedicated to providing one-of-a-kind experiences that stay with audiences long after the show ends.

HOTEL CALIFORNIA “A Salute to the Eagles” was founded to fill the void left by the Eagles’ disbandment in 1982. Comprised of five highly skilled music industry professionals, the band faithfully reproduces the Eagles’ studio sound while delivering a high-energy show that bridges rock, R&B, and country. Their performances bring timeless hits like “Take it Easy,” “Heartache Tonight,” and “Hotel California” to life, along with select solo works by Don Henley, Glen Frey, and Joe Walsh, captivating audiences across generations.

Known for their exceptional talent and marquis appeal, HOTEL CALIFORNIA has become one of the most sought-after tribute acts worldwide, performing 150–200 high-profile events annually. From corporate functions and charity benefits to outdoor festivals, they consistently headline main stages and open for notable artists. This acclaimed group delivers the magic of the Eagles’ music in a modern, thrilling format that resonates with fans of all ages.