Sam Scarfo

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Sam Scarfo is a rapper from Plainfield, New Jersey. He has a solo deal with Def Jam Recordings and is a part of group Con-Air who are also signed to Def Jam. Scarfo was the 1st artist to be signed by Jay-Z, President and CEO of the label. He has done songs with Beanie Sigel, Buju Banton and Mobb Deep.

One of his singles, Homicide Chat, was featured on True Crime: New York City. He also made his acting debut, in A Talent For Trouble.