Irv Gotti Is Relaunching Murder Inc.
Irv Gotti Is Relaunching Murder Inc.
Murder Inc. records is returning. Irv Gotti, the label’s founder, shared the news stating:
I’m about to RE LAUNCH MURDER INC RECORDS!! I got some new artist. New music. Same f*cking MOVEMENT! The Worlds Most Talented Record Label. Everyone had a lot of fun. While I had to re group from the Feds coming after me. Had to plot and plan and fall back while I watched everyone else eat. I watched gracefully. I applauded and congratulated everyone who deserved it. Never one bone of hate in my body. I love to see my niggas win and eat. BUT ITS MY TURN NOW!! My Money is right. And I’m back!! Major Announcements Coming Soon. Who Murder Inc will be partnered with. And what Artist I am f*cking with!!
Murder Inc. was founded in 1997 and had popular artists including Ashanti, Ja Rule, Charli Baltimore, Lloyd, etc. No word on if any previously signed artists will be returning to the label.
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