How Def Jam Plans to Reclaim Its Hip-Hop Crown

As the seminal hip-hop label Def Jam turns 35, it’s developing a roster of eager young recruits in order to reclaim its place in the upper echelon of the game. Inside one wild night coaching two dozen new homegrown stars.

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