Haitian musician and hip-hop music producer best known for discovering the successful female hip–hop trio [[artist:38379]] and the hip-hop duo [[artist:21633]], who together with [[artist:14481]], [[artist:81604]], [[artist:144758]] and [[artist:96954]] were known as the [[artist:9828934]]. The main focus of the crew was to push a more commercial lighthearted style of Hip Hop that had the potential to crossover into the mainstream pop charts. Hurby came up with the name Salt-n-Pepa from [[artist:196988]] and [[artist:976881]] of [[artist:185847]] who called themselves 'The Salt And Pepper M.C.’s.' and when they checked their mics they said 'My Mic Sounds Nice.' [[artist:38379]] were first known as [[artist:82787]], Hurby say's “I liked a song by Cerrone called 'Super Nature' and what it was talking about was something more than regular nature – it was Super Nature, so I felt that we were gonna be big and beyond regular so I gave them that name originally.”