Does Mary J. Blige own a record label?
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I am assuming that if she owned her own label she wouldn't be using Geffen, however I can't say for sure beyond that except to say that if she did buy one or start one I completely missed it as well.\nhttp://www.geffen.com/
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Without You-Mary J. Blige
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For a major label, it's about less than a dollar, because they make the actual CD in thousands so they get a discount. And the note he made about small number of musicians make money off their music is true in a concept. Commonly now a days, if you sell 500,000 albums you'll make a profit, especially if you are rapper.
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gotta give it up to mary j blige she is the queen of R&B !!
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maybe here?\nhttp://www.zombalabelgroup.com/\nor\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jive
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Mary J is NOT new... Keysha Cole ..., \nmale... Jamie Foxx although he tried the music thing a few years ago , John Legend, although he's been out about 2 years now, T-Pain is basically singing Kareoke so he doesn't count., Chris Brown
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You need to find music distributors.  You can also search out indipendent labels as well.\n\nTry these links:\n\nwww.theindustryyellowpages.com $69\nwww.musicdistributors.com - Indi source
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Remember that without J you have no jam tarts.\n\nAnd Pearl Jam would be Pearl Am and they'd never have sold so many records.\n\nThink about it.
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Well, I dont think so. I think if it's a good album, and you're a fan, you're going to buy the record anyway. I like owning CDs. But generally, the artists I listen to take the time to make great records. It's the artists that make crappy stuff that have to worry. Usually, you do download their stuff instead of buying it and then you just end up deleting it when you realize it's crap.
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I believe their last album was the one that they did with Jay-z... But don't hold me to that. I'll do some checking and see what I can find out..\n\nOkay I checked their web site and it says that they are working on a new album as we speak. I was correct in telling you the last thing that they recorded was with Jay-z. It was called collison course.
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There black crossover acts that came out of the 80s with a vengeance (thought they had albums prior).\nPrince's income is largely a mystery as his album sales are not all counted due to his using alternative distribution methods through his website. \nWere MJ makes about a dollar for each album sold, Prince makes about 8 to 10 dollars of each album sold as he insists on owning all his masters and uses record companies mearly as distributors. MJ has the beatles catalog (200 songs) valued at 200 million. Prince has about 3,000 songs he wrote himself in his vault (the number grows by about a song a day) which he's banking on in the future.  In the end Prince will probably win out since MJ hasn't generated positive cash flow for years (he has to sell several million copies of an album to break even) and Prince's break even is roughly 200 albums.
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It's blurred...\n\nThere's a lot of MF Doom & J Dilla (R.I.P.) productions on the new Ghostface Killah on Def Jam:\nDoom's on 'underground' labels. \nLast J Dilla 'Donuts' on Stones Throw.\n\nCam'ron is spunked off his goose: \nU heard 'Purple Haze' on Roc-a-fella? \n\nAll the above are qualitizzle!  \n\nI suppose Mixtapes are both as well.\n\nUnderground? \nOverground? \nI'm Wombling free...
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Looks like she signed with Epic and is working on a new album:\n\nhttp://www.jordismusic.com/
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I heard that you make a tape and send it to a record company. I 'm not sure exactly how you do this, that's what I've been trying to figure out.\n\nPS:She probably knows how to spell those words stupid! So excuse her blackness!
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I think its the Artist with approval from the record lable. If you were an artist why whoud you not want your music on i tunes? So if the record label thinks is gonna sell they approach i-tunes and if the people over at i-tunes like it they buy it from the record lable and when the song gets dowloaded the charge is split between all the 3 parties involved...i dont know the percentages though.
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Depends on contracts and/or artist preferances, especially in the case of soundtracks. Some songs might not be on compilation albums because owned by another label who choose not to participate.
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A Record Contract, money, fame