Freddie Gibbs continues to air out his former mentor Young Jeezy. Gibbs broke free of Jeezy’s CTE (Corporate Thugz Entertainment) camp late last year, and since then, he’s made it very clear that there is no love between he and the Atlanta rap superstar.
T.I. is taking his time making a decision on where he will sign next, and while he’s putting in more work as a quasi-independent, he wouldn’t have it any other way
The hitmaker made it clear that he is not affiliated with Kanye’s imprint any longer.
Lil Wayne and Al Sharpton are now labelmates
Kanye West has reportedly recruited another hit-making superproducer to assist in last-minute changes to his upcoming album.
Gucci Mane addressed what motivated him to sign Keef and revealed that he hopes to reconcile with Waka.
The Big Tymers are making their return–but with a new look and lineup.
Chief Keef has reportedly become the latest addition to Gucci Mane’s 1017 Brick Squad camp.
The Grammy winner’s tax woes are over, thanks to an unexpected recording contract
Dame Dash talked about his former Roc-A-Fella Records partner Jay- Z and their highly-publicized split in 2004
G.O.O.D. Music rapper Big Sean shared his thoughts on the label losing Cudi.
Kid Cudi has announced that he is no longer affiliated with Kanye West’s G.O.O.D. Music label.
Gucci Mane hopped on Twitter to blast his former protege and claimed that Waka Flocka Flame has been dropped from his Brick Squad label.
Bilal’s latest album, “A Love Surreal,” is a concept album that follows the cycle of a romantic relationship; and Bilal drew inspiration from a myriad of sources.
There are rumblings that Soulja Boy could be landing on Birdman’s Cash Money label.
Timbaland has joined hip-hop mogul Jay-Z’s famed Roc Nation label
Shady Records head Eminem is looking to swing Bobby Ray over to his own imprint
Despite reports of his preparing to leave Young Money, rapper Drake is happy where he is.
Kid Cudi went off on his record label, Universal Republic, over a perceived lack of support. Ranting on Twitter, Cudi complained about his relatively few radio placements.
New Orleans-born singer/songwriter/producer P.J. Morton got the break of a lifetime two years ago when he was tapped to be the new keyboardist for pop-rock superstars Maroon 5.
