Leaders of the New School
The
Leaders of the New School were an American
hip hop crew composed of
Uniondale, New York-natives
Charlie Brown, Dinco D,
Busta Rhymes and Cut Monitor Milo. They began recording in
1991 (see
1991 in music) with
A Future Without a Past (
Elektra Records) and soon gained attention for
Afrocentric lyrics in songs like "Teachers, Don't Teach Us Nonsense"; the group eventually became associated with the
Native Tongues Posse. Their last album was
T.I.M.E (
1993,
1993 in music), after which Busta Rhymes went on to a successful solo career.