Oxygen Media has announced the new docuseries “Sisterhood of Hip Hop,” centered on up-and-coming female emcees.
The series, from 51 Minds, showcases “femcees” Bia, Brianna Perry,
Diamond, Nyemiah Supreme and Siya as they attempt to make their mark
on a music genre traditionally dominated by men and are discovered and
mentored by hip hop artists. The show’s eight-episode run, which begins
Aug. 12, will also include appearances by Eve, Pharrell, Lil Jon, Travie
McCoy, Rick Ross, Tank and Irv Gotti.
“The talented artists featured in ‘Sisterhood of Hip Hop’ are vibrant
characters that will resonate with Oxygen’s young, female viewers,”
Oxygen Media senior VP of original programming and development Rod Aissa
said in a statement. “The optimistic and empowering nature of the show
is truly unique and we look forward to rooting for each woman’s success
and giving fans the opportunity to follow along on their journey.”
“Sisterhood of Hip Hop” is exec produced by Grammy-winning recording
artist T.I., along with Christian Sarabia, Rabih Gholam and Roy
Orecchio.
Oxygen will air a preview special on July 22 to introduce the five women before the Aug. 12 series premiere.
To see the videos of these new reality stars visit http://www.oxygen.com/shows/sisterhood-of-hip-hop
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