The third-ever '90s episode of
Star Time features the first show appearances of many R&B and hip hop artists who have gone on to become major names: Mos Def, Ginuwine, Queen Latifah, Kelis, Jay-Z, and Erykah Badu, just to mention a few. It also features the first appearances by several artists who became minor names, but because we're well-mannered, we won't specify who those are.
| Artist | Song | Year | Label |
|---|
| Set 1 | | | |
| Galactic | Stax Jam | 1996 | Capricorn |
| Mos Def | Know That (feat. Talib Kweli) | 1999 | Rawkus |
| Ginuwine | Pony | 1996 | 550 |
| Prince Paul | MC Hustler (Ft. Horror City) | 1999 | Tommy Boy |
| Don Byron & Existential Dred | I Cannot Commit | 1998 | Blue Note |
| Angie Stone | Everyday | 1999 | Arista |
| Set 2 | | | |
| Lee Fields | Put It On Me | 1999 | Desco |
| Ozomatli | Cut Chemist Suite | 1998 | Almo |
| Rascalz | Soul Obligation | 1997 | Figure IV |
| Dr. Octagon | Earth People | 1996 | Mo Wax |
| Prince | My Computer | 1996 | NPG |
| Queen Latifah | It's Alright (feat. Faith Evans & Lil Mo) | 1998 | Motown |
| Set 3 | | | |
| Twinz | Round & Round | 1995 | RAL |
| Ballers | Saturday | 1997 | Black Eye |
| Kelis | Game Show | 1999 | Virgin |
| Red Snapper | Bogeyman | 1998 | Warp |
| Jay-Z | D'evils | 1996 | Roc-A-Fella |
| Isaac Hayes | Life's Mood II | 1995 | Virgin |
| Set 4/Outro | | | |
| Groove Theory | Tell Me | 1995 | Epic |
| Camp Lo | Sparkle | 1997 | Profile |
| The Coup | 20,000 Gun Salute | 1998 | Dogday |
| United Future Organization | Picaresque Eye | 1997 | Talkin Loud |
| Erykah Badu | On & On | 1997 | Kedar |
| Society of Soul | It Only Gets Better | 1996 | LaFace |
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