Netflix in 2019 will drum up its first ever music competition show, Rhythm + Flow, the streaming service announced Tuesday.

The 10-episode series will feature R&B/hip hop artists Cardi B., Chance the Rapper and T.I. as judges who will participate in a search for the next breakout hip-hop star, said Netflix officials.

The series -- produced by John Legend, Jeff Gaspin, Jesse Collins, Nikki Boella, Jeff Pollack, Mike Jackson, and Ty Stiklorius -- will bring together the biggest names in music to find fresh talent and help undiscovered hip-hop artists pursue their dreams.

Auditions will begin this fall in several US series, with established rappers hailing from each city serving as guest judges to help seek out the best unsigned hip-hop artists, said Netflix. 

VH1’s realty series T.I. & Tiny: The Family Hustle ended its six-season run on a high note, averaging more than 2 million viewers for its May 29 finale, said the network. 

The series, which followed the lives of actor/rapper T.I. and his wife Tameka “Tiny” Cottle-Harris, drew 2 million viewers and 1.3 million adult 18-49 viewers (Nielsen live+3 ratings) for its series finale, said network officials. Overall, the series’ sixth and last season averaged 2.2 million viewers, according to the network.

“VH1 is incredibly proud of this long running series and our partnership with Tip and Tameka,” said  Nina L. Diaz, EVP, Head of Unscripted, VH1 and MTV. “For six years, they have opened their home and shared countless family moments with us.”

DirecTv and Guitar Center In November will launch a new season of its music concert/interview series Guitar Center Sessions with performances from such performers as Big & Rich and T.I., said network officials.

The ninth season of the series, hosted by Nic Harcourt and featuring live music performances and artist interviews, will debut Nov. 14 with 11 new episodes, said DirecTV. In addition to Big & Rich and T.I. (pictured), artists starring in season nine rapper Wiz Khalifa, rock icons Billy Idol and Linkin Park, soul singer Aloe Blacc, reggae artist Ziggy Marley, said network officials.

“DirecTv is excited to embark upon another season of the award-winning Guitar Center Sessions and providing our customers with access to this extraordinary line-up,” said Bart Peters, Vice President, Production and Development for DirecTv in a statement.