The queen of hip-hop, Nicki Minaj, has made a big move, expanding her status from rap icon to music executive. The Trinidadian-born rapper broke the news that she’s launching a record label on her recent episode of “Queen Radio.”
The 40-year-old superstar has not revealed the name of her new record label, but has revealed that it’s already in the works. The “Super Freaky Girl” crooner has signed Ghanaian singer Nana Poffey, Jamaican host Skeng, Bronx rapper London Hill and Queens lyricist Rico Danna.
Nicki has reportedly hired A&R mogul Wendy Goldstein as president of her imprint, which is housed in Republic Records. known for his contribution to bringing the
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Nicki’s fans were also excited about the new music this weekend. As a multi-platinum his rapper, he released his first single this year, “Red Ruby Da Sleeze.” The news makes the multi-award winning star and her mother the first female artist to own a label.
Remember, Nicki first hinted at launching the label in January 2022. Her big dream of giving back to the music industry with her new voice seems to be here.
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