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A dream becomes reality for one of eight female contestants competing for a recording contract in this series that also pits two established producers against each other. Under the tutelage of Drumma Boy and Jazze Pha, who each work with four of the contestants, the ladies go through an intense development process with songwriters, stylists, designers and photographers until two finalists emerge. A concert performance determines the winner of the contract, and either Drumma or Jazze will produce her new record, depending on who coached her during the show.
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