DJ Red Alert, Doctor Ice and The Heartbeat Brothers

Doctor Ice/Doc Ice (Fred Reeves, b. unknown) is a Hip-Hop artist from Brooklyn, New York and a founding member of the Hip-Hop group UTFO. Doc Ice is best known for his work as a performer and writer of the UTFO classics; "Roxanne, Roxanne" and "Cold Wanna Be With Me". During his solo career, he released the album, The Mic Stalker in 1989 which was produced by the R&B group Full Force.

Kool DJ Red Alert/DJ Red Alert (Frederick Crute, b. 1956) is an DJ from Harlem, NY is famous for Deejaying on WRKS 98.7 Kiss FM and recognized as one of the founding fathers of Hip-Hop music and culture. DJ Red played a major role in The Bridge Wars beginning in 1986. On his KISS-FM weekend radio program he became the first DJ to break the record "South Bronx" by Boogie Down Productions. He also played at many club performances in support of the Bronx-based hip hop group against MC Shan, Marley Marl, and the Juice Crew. One of the earliest DJs to perform with the Universal Zulu Nation, DJ Red Alert, gained listeners throughout the Tri-State region for his radio program. Red Alert is also credited with breaking in acts and artists like A Tribe Called Quest, Queen Latifah, and Black Sheep.

Is a Hip-Hop group from New York signed to Elite Records. Members included Lord Kool-Gee and Greg-G. The group released singles such as “Growing Up” in 1985 and “Can We Do This” and “Bring In The Bassline” in 1989. produced by Lord Kool-Gee and Paul C.