Hip-Hop Tales

"Hip-Hop Tales" poetically contextualizes the Bay Area's place in Hip-Hop history, with critical documentation of the Bay's underground "Golden Era" Hip-Hop scene, including intimate experiences with artists, journalists, DJs, and promoters like Digital Underground, Tupac Shakur, Saafir and the Hobo Junction, Danyel Smith, Al Haymon, Chuck Johnson, Master Zi and many more. It delves into Bay Area Hip-Hop history while documenting what it was like traveling around the world behind the scenes in the music and movie-making industry. It also includes working on many large scale music tours, being the personal assistant of an iconic child star, and moving back and forth, to and from, the U.S. Virgin Islands. From the former management team of Bay Area's legendary groups Digital Underground (D.U. discovered cultural icon Tupac Shakur), Raw Fusion, Saafir, The Whoridas, and Capital Tax, N.J. Sleuth's "Hip-Hop Tales" seeks to give a window into what it was like for a small-town boy to have a 15 year opportunity to play his humble part in the making of Hip-Hop history.