MC Serch

MC Serch, owner/ceo of Serchlite Music, was the frontman of the rap group 3rd Bass. A visionary artist from Far Rockaway, Queens, Serch has been an important part of Hip-Hop throughout his illustrous career. He discovered and produced Nas (debut and sophomore albums), Illmatic and It Was Written. After 3rd Bass disband, Serch continued to top the charts with his solo work.

He later hosted Vh1's The White Rapper Show and Miss Rap Supreme. Currently, MC Serch resides in Detroit, MI, where his “Serchlite Saturdays” has been a substantial radio success. The Old Skool Show is in syndication and growing and can now be heard throughout the United States.

 

 

 

DJ Envius

DJ Envius is the Robin to Serch's Batman as he sets off the two turntables every weekend on "The Old Skool Show" Envius started in professional radio at age 17. With stops at KXJM/Jammin 95.5 (Portland), WWPR/Power 105.1 (New York City) and both KKBT/92.3 The Beat and the legendary Los Angeles Hip Hop station KDAY.

He quickly moved up the corporate ladder and became a growing force within the entertainment industry, at age 19 co-producing & co hosting the Nationally Syndicated "Snoop Dogg Radio Show". in 2000 Envius Created "The Jump Off" with hip-hop legends, Ed Lover and Dr. Dre. He has also worked with powerhouse 50 Cent on "G-Unit Radio" & is currently Executive Producer of a project he & Ray J created together entitled "The Bachelor Pad". Balancing skill and relationships, Envius has gone on to form many big budget radio and television shows for a host of celebrities.