around october 1985, bambaataa and other music stars worked on the anti-apartheid album "sun city" with little steven van zandt, joey ramone, run–d.m.c., lou reed, u2, and others. during 1988, he recorded "afrika bambaataa and family" for capitol records, titled the light, featuring nona hendryx, ub40, boy george, george clinton, bootsy collins, and yellowman. he had recorded a few other works with family three years earlier, one titled "funk you" in 1985, and the other titled "beware (the funk is everywhere)" in 1986. in 1986 he discovered an artist in atlanta. (through mc shy d) by the name of kenya miler a.k.a. mc harmony (known producer now as kenya fame flames miller), that was later signed to criminal records and arthur baker. the group was harmony and lg. the first single, 1987's "dance to the drums/no joke," was produced by bambaataa and baker with musicians keith leblanc and doug wimbish. bambaataa was involved in the stop the violence movement, and with other hip hop artists recorded "self destruction", a 12" single which hit number one on the hot rap singles chart in march 1989. the single went gold and raised $400,000 for the national urban league to be used for community anti-violence education programs.