Big Money Records making moves

Big Money Records is making big moves in the music game, recently cementing new deals with Republic Records (May 9) and Warner Chappell Music (June 22).

"We've been making music, and my whole team of producers have been working hard. Because of this, there was some recognition from some of the executives over at Warner, and the rest was history," said Jamelia 'Whoa' Ho-Sang, label CEO. "With these new partnerships, I can help grow my artistes and producers and direct them towards life- changing situations for their respective careers." Late last year, the label also signed on producer DenoWhatsPoppin.

"I felt he had a different sound, he was already producing in the city (Philadelphia) turning it up. Plus, he is Jamaican and Chinese like me," Ho-Sang stated.

Big Money Records has been making waves since it was founded in 2021 by Ho-Sang and co-founder 'Money'. With the new partnerships, the label has already signed on three artistes and is currently in the studio working on their roll-outs.

"Whoa and DenoWhatsPoppin are Jamaican natives who want to bring the vibes back to Jamaica. I want to sign more artistes out of Jamaica and make a mark on the industry," Ho-Sang said.