The Beatnuts are one of the most successful Latino groups in hip-hop history. The original group consisted of three members: Ju Ju, Psycho Les and Kool Fashion. Originally, the trio was a production ...

When it comes to the career-building concept of paying dues, the Beatnuts are well-versed. With eight years in the business and five albums ("Intoxicated Demons," "Street Level," "Stone Crazy," By ...

Click to share on X (Opens in new window) X Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Facebook The Beatnuts first made their mark as producers for the likes of Common and Chi-Ali in the early ...

Sleazy in the best possible sense, The Beatnuts' sinister carnival-funk conjures up vivid images of psychotic dwarfs and intoxicated demons bellying up to the bar at a Tijuana roadhouse where the ...

Based on its vital signs, The Beatnuts’ “Take It Or Squeeze It” registers as a party album, but on further inspection, it’s not quite a carefree throwdown. Lester “Psycho Les” Fernandez and Jerry ...

The Beatnuts have always been slept on, and 25 years after the Queens duo got their start as in-demand underground hip-hop producers, they remain a bit of an out-in-the-open secret. Any hip-hop fan ...

The Beatnuts are still unhappy with Jennifer Lopez’ sampling of their hit song “Watch Out Now” and hurl insults at the actress/singer on their latest album, Milk Me. ”Confused Rappers” features Rahzel ...

The Beatnuts are one of the most criminally slept on crews, ever. “Off the Books” and “Watch Out Now” are gems for the history books. But while MTV might play an instrumental while their cornball ...

Classic rap lovers will be ecstatic for this a timeless event, featuring the Beatnuts, who are probably most famously known for their 1999 hit, “Watch Out Now.” The New York duo is back on tour and ...

The past few years have been mostly good for hip-hop eccentrics, with many loopy, left-field acts (OutKast, Redman, Eminem) crossing over and going platinum or better in the process. Even rappers of ...