The record label's initial signees are singer Nana Fofie, rapper and songwriter Tate Kobang, and NYC natives Rico Danna and London Hill.
These 10 African Americans are just a few of the behind-the-scenes notables who make the music you love happen.
(PRNewswire) — Fontana, the independent distribution arm of Universal Music Group, the world’s leading music company, has signed an exclusive distribution deal with critically-acclaimed Rap-A-Lot Records, it was announced today by Ron Spaulding, President of Fontana, and James Smith (a.k.a. J. Prince), Founder of Rap-A-Lot Records. Rap-A-Lot Records was created in Houston in 1986, putting […]
TAP reports on the evolving industry.
by Steven Barboza Former rap mogul and emperor of bling Damon Dash may soon have a new moniker: turnaround king. The question on the minds of hip hop cognoscenti, the glitterati and reporters alike is whether Dash, who co-founded the twin cash cows of rap music and fashion, Roc-A-Fella Records and Rocawear, will earn the […]
In an interview with Canadian Business magazine, Robert Thompson-So of New Solutions Capital Group pleads for someone to buy out the debt it’s owed for financing Toronto-based WIDEawake Entertainment Group Inc.’s $18 million purchase of Death Row out of bankruptcy proceedings. Read More…