Before graffiti adorned the pages of art magazines and rebellious youth wielded spray cans in alleyways and train yards, transforming New York City into a mural-filled backdrop for the Golden Age of hip-hop, Brumfield was already immersed in the scene. He witnessed the birth of iconic musicians like Cypress Hill and Wu-Tang Clan, playing their music firsthand as a DJ in the vibrant club scenes of NYC. Brumfield captured the essence of this transformative era with his camera, ensuring that the memories and spirit of 90s hip-hop would be preserved for generations to come. Now, Brumfield is taking his book, “Golden: Diary of a Hip Hop Kid,” to an even higher level of excellence with a platinum-edition version. This new edition promises to unveil more hidden gems from the 90s, providing a deeper insight into the era that defined hip hop.