Hip-hop trailblazers Arrested Development have been cultural champions of consciousness and empowerment across the planet. Their representation of eclectic and vibrant African sounds and clothing has produced a unique clash of rhythms and style that continue to contrast the expected look and sound of Hip-hop culture.

Their album “3 years, 5 months and 2 days in the Life of…”, earned them two Grammy Awards for Best New Artist and Best Rap Single (Tennessee) and two MTV Awards. Rolling Stone magazine named them Band of The Year in 1992, whilst VH-1 names them “One of the greatest hip-hop groups of all time”. The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame even named smash hit single “Tennessee” as one of the 500 songs that shaped Rock and Roll. Sharing the stage with important figures such as Nelson Mandela, Minister Louis Farrakhan, Hilary Rodham Clinton and Barack Obama, Arrested Development are the categorical definition of legends.