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Oct 30, 2026

DJ Butter RockHOST
30:07
Rock.
DJ Butter RockHOST
30:09
R.P. to the late, great Andre Harrell, Uptown Records.
DJ Butter RockHOST
30:16
You know what? I started thinking about it.
DJ Butter RockHOST
30:19
Bill Watson's got a brand new Rolls Royce.
Doc JHOST
68:41
Soulful, heartfelt, slow jam.
Doc JHOST
68:43
Originally appearing on Jodeci's debut album, Forever My Lady, released on 5-28-91 via Uptown Records and MCA.
Doc JHOST
68:51
Before becoming its fourth single on March 10th, which is close to her birthday, by the way.
Doc JHOST
68:58
1992.
YesterdayPANELIST
38:16
She got released from QC.
YesterdayPANELIST
38:18
And then she went on to sign with the new Uptown Records, the relaunch of Uptown Records.
TahoeHOST
38:23
Okay.
TahoeHOST
38:24
So they said, I heard that she was putting this album out herself.
JDPANELIST
38:37
So it's her shit.
JDPANELIST
38:37
It's her shit.
JDPANELIST
38:38
Yeah, because it says Young Miami and then it says Uptown Records.
Vonnie BGUEST
38:41
Project is
DJ Butter RockHOST
62:23
Rockefeller started in 94.
DJ Butter RockHOST
62:28
Puffy was already with Andre Arreola, Averster Records and Uptown Records, all right? So Puffy already had new...
DJ Butter RockHOST
62:34
Puffy was moving out there.
DJ Butter RockHOST
62:36
So...
DJ EnvyHOST
40:50
Certified.
DJ EnvyHOST
40:52
Generation Now, Uptown Records.
DJ EnvyHOST
40:56
Drop a bomb.
DJ EnvyHOST
40:57
Congratulations.
Dani MercyHOST
10:59
They signed TLC, Tony Braxton, Usher, Outkast, and Pink.
Dani MercyHOST
11:04
In 1994, after Diddy was fired from Uptown Records, he, with the help of Arista Records, created Bad Boy Records.
Dani MercyHOST
11:11
This was a 50-50 venture between Arista and Diddy.
Dani MercyHOST
11:14
They signed artists like Notorious B.I.G., Faith Evans, Mase, and eventually Diddy also started creating music.

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Dani MercyHOST
25:02
And that was his goal.
Dani MercyHOST
25:03
His goal was always to be famous, to be at the top.
Dani MercyHOST
25:06
But that's also how he moved up in Uptown Records the way he did.
Dani MercyHOST
25:09
Suge said that Diddy and Snoop Dogg were close, like way too close for it to be comfortable, suggesting that they were sexually involved.
Yung MiamiGUEST
36:14
Now,
Fly Guy DCHOST
36:15
this project is being released through Yung Miami, LLC, and Uptown Records.
Fly Guy DCHOST
36:20
What does that mean? Are you still contractually to QC?
Yung MiamiGUEST
36:26
Now I'm out of that deal.
Adam BanksHOST
25:49
Now, Mary J. Blige, one of the most successful female rappers of all time, started off as a backup singer when she was just 18 years old.
Adam BanksHOST
25:59
She used to sing backup vocals for Uptown Records.
Adam BanksHOST
26:04
One of her famous artist that she sang backups for was rapper Father MC.
speaker_5SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
26:12
They knock up on that phone.
Adam BanksHOST
26:13
She received early recording credit for singing on Father MC's 1990 song, I'll Do For You.
Adam BanksHOST
26:19
She continued developing her vocal style while working within the Uptown Records environment, which, uh, ultimately landed her a solo career.
speaker_5SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
26:28
Get laid in white.
Adam BanksHOST
26:29
She went from working behind other performers to helping reshape the sound of contemporary R&B.
Rich PriceHOST
10:13
He was given the name Puff because when he was a kid, he'd huff and puff when he'd throw temper tantrums.
Rich PriceHOST
10:20
He went to Howard University, but left after the second year and became an intern at Uptown Records.
Rich PriceHOST
10:26
Discovered artists like Mary J. Blige, among others, and when he was fired from Uptown Records in 1993, he started Bad Boy Records, and of course, signed Christopher Wallace, AKA-
Clint BiermanHOST
10:39
Biggie
Rich PriceHOST
10:39
...
Montell JordanGUEST
45:50
She's like, do you know who Andre Harrell is? I'm like, I have no idea who Andre Harrell is.
Montell JordanGUEST
45:56
She's like, you remember Josie, Mary J. Blige, Heavy D, Father MC, Uptown Records, this or that.
Montell JordanGUEST
46:03
And I was like, oh, okay, yeah, that's what's up, and this or that.
Montell JordanGUEST
46:07
And then we went, and she was like, no, no, no, no, no.
Montell JordanGUEST
46:15
And that's when I realized that it was Andre Harrell.
Montell JordanGUEST
46:21
Wow.
Montell JordanGUEST
46:21
Uptown Records.
Montell JordanGUEST
46:24
You know, anybody you want to think of that can.

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