Guy Davis plays the role of Kenny Kirkland, a talented and ambitious young DJ who dreams of making it big in the music industry.
Rae Dawn Chong portrays Tracy Carlson, a dancer from a wealthy family who falls in love with the budding DJ, Kenny Kirkland.
Saundra Santiago takes on the role of Carmen Cararro, a tough but supportive figure in the lives of the main characters, offering guidance and wisdom.
Doug E. Fresh appears as Himself, a legendary beatboxer and rapper, showcasing his incredible talent in the vibrant hip-hop scene of the film.
Mary Alice plays Cora, a nurturing figure who provides love and support to the characters facing challenges and pursuing their dreams.
Shawn Elliott embodies the character of Domingo, a respected and influential figure in the local community who offers valuable guidance to the young artists.
Duane Jones portrays Robert, a mentor and role model to the aspiring artists, guiding them through the ups and downs of pursuing their passions.
Kadeem Hardison appears as a High School Student (scenes deleted), though his role was edited out from the final cut of the film.
Jon Chardiet takes on the role of Ramon, a talented graffiti artist who expresses himself through his vibrant and powerful artwork in the urban landscape.
Leon W. Grant brings to life the character of Chollie, a streetwise and charismatic figure who navigates the challenges of inner-city life with resilience and humor.
Robert Taylor plays Lee Kirkland, Kenny's older brother, who provides support and encouragement as Kenny pursues his musical aspirations.
DJ Kool Herc, whose real name is Clive Campbell, appears in the film as himself, showcasing his pioneering role in the development of hip-hop music and culture.
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