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28. "do producer-oriented labels work better than rappers' labels?"
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i dont see it

death row (dre) worked as they had suge knight running it
ruff ryders worked as it wasnt swizz running it, just producing
cash money worked as it wasnt mannie freshs label, it was babys

the neptunes' label put out some good records but producers as label heads almost always = failed label

the best labels are those with someone in charge who isnt really a creative-only figure

  

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why are there no labels centered around producers anymore? [View all] , bavid dammer, Wed Jan-09-13 11:35 AM
 
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Good question
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RE: Good question
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      RE: Good question
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           RE: Good question
Jan 11th 2013
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MMG is pretty much Oddisee/Apollo Brown/Gensu label
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wtf cares?
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      Considering you asked the question...I would assume you
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      Huh?
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           the producers arent the face of the label
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           Forgive the foreigner, his time passed him by so he's bitter.
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           wtf are you talking about?
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           wtf cares?
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I often think the producer-led labels can be just as likely to fail...
Jan 09th 2013
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because they never worked out...
Jan 09th 2013
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Upfront Money is better than potential money
Jan 09th 2013
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that doesn't apply to most producers.
Jan 09th 2013
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kinda made my point
Jan 09th 2013
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i'm signed to Upfront Money, chill out son. n/m.
Jan 10th 2013
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Maybe labels feel star artists are less risky than sounds?
Jan 09th 2013
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Question: What Was The Last Producer Vanity/Sub-Label Anyways?
Jan 09th 2013
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Rico Love got a label through Universal/Motown a few years back
Jan 09th 2013
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GOOD music i suppose, although kanye hasn't been a producer...
Jan 10th 2013
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Also, Alex Da Kid has a label through Interscope now
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bookmark.
Jan 10th 2013
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Brainfeeder and a ton of electronic labels are based on
Jan 10th 2013
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thanks for your reply.
Jan 10th 2013
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RE: why are there no labels centered around producers anymore?
Jan 11th 2013
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I guess all the LA Beat lil labels don't count?
Jan 11th 2013
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a few reasons
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