He was one of the artists signed to Ambitiouz Entertainment, and although his exit wasn’t exactly amicable, it wasn’t as controversial as those of others signed to the record label. A-Reece is out, and he has his lessons from his sojourn at Ambitiouz.
This formed part of the conversation he had during a recent interview. According to the rapper, also known as The Boy Doing Things, Ambitiouz Entertainment had many talents in the same space at the time. He wondered about the intention of it all but still conceded that, in his case, luck played out.
A-Reece recently founded his own record label, Revenge Club Records, in collaboration with his brother Jay Jody. So it might interest fans what his managerial style will be at the record label, given his previous experience at Ambitiouz.
It appeared like the songster and his people would want to do things differently. He noted that the label wouldn’t just pick an artist buzzing in the Streets just so they can have them and dictate how they make music and how fast they can become successful.
He acknowledged that some record labels sign artists so they can silence them. You can check out the detailed interview in the embedded video below.
