This is an enhanced audio CD which contains regular audio tracts and multimedia computer files. Personnel includes: Rahzel, Erykah Badu, Me'Shell NdegeOcello, Q-Tip, Black Thought, Aaron Hall, Slick Rick (vocals); Branford Marsalis (soprano saxophone). Producers include: Ratzel M. Brown, Pete Rock, Bob Power, The Twilite Tone, Scott Storch. Engineers include: Troy Hightower, Kevin Lewis, George Karras. Recorded at Maritime Hall, San Francisco, California; Green Street Studios, Sony Music Studios, The Cutting Room, Mirror Image and Electric Lady Studios in New York, New York. MAKE THE MUSIC 2000 is the debut solo album from talented hip-hop artist Rahzel. Utilizing his mic skills, beat-boxing talent, and general sound-generating artistry, this member of The Roots proves that he's force to be reckoned with. The album was produced by Marly Marl, and its title gets its origin from an old-school Biz Markie track. The first single, "All I Know," is an exercise in sound gymnastics, while "To the Beat" features an inspired performance from Q-Tip. There guest spots from Slick Rick ("Night Riders"), Erykah Badu ("Southern Girl"), and Me'Shell Ndegeocello and Brandford Marsalis on "Steal My Soul." MAKE THE MUSIC 2000 will keep your head bobbing into the next millennium.

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This is an enhanced audio CD which contains regular audio tracts and multimedia computer files. Personnel includes: Rahzel, Erykah Badu, Me'Shell NdegeOcello, Q-Tip, Black Thought, Aaron Hall, Slick Rick (vocals); Branford Marsalis (soprano saxophone). Producers include: Ratzel M. Brown, Pete Rock, Bob Power, The Twilite Tone, Scott Storch. Engineers include: Troy Hightower, Kevin Lewis, George Karras. Recorded at Maritime Hall, San Francisco, California; Green Street Studios, Sony Music Studios, The Cutting Room, Mirror Image and Electric Lady Studios in New York, New York. MAKE THE MUSIC 2000 is the debut solo album from talented hip-hop artist Rahzel. Utilizing his mic skills, beat-boxing talent, and general sound-generating artistry, this member of The Roots proves that he's force to be reckoned with. The album was produced by Marly Marl, and its title gets its origin from an old-school Biz Markie track. The first single, "All I Know," is an exercise in sound gymnastics, while "To the Beat" features an inspired performance from Q-Tip. There guest spots from Slick Rick ("Night Riders"), Erykah Badu ("Southern Girl"), and Me'Shell Ndegeocello and Brandford Marsalis on "Steal My Soul." MAKE THE MUSIC 2000 will keep your head bobbing into the next millennium.