WHO?MAG Distribution - WHO?MAG Distribution Essentials Vol. 1 (Hip Hop) & Vol. 2 (R&B)

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WHO?MAG Distribution/SONY Orchard releases "WHO?MAG Distribution Essentials" Vol. 1 (Hip Hop) & Vol. 2 (R&B) out now digitally on every streaming platform and physically on CD. WHO?MAG Distribution has been signed to SONY for 11 years with over 1,000 releases including a Grammy Award Winner and multiple #1 Billboard hits. The monthly Essentials Collection features some of the elite releases under each category with a new category dropping each month.

While Vol. 1 features hip hop greats like Just-Ice & KRS-One, Joe Budden & Shahroz, Canibus & Matt Maddox, Kool Keith & Grant Shapiro, The UMC's, Mikey D, Lush One, Grandmaster Dee (from Whodini), and many others, Vol. 2 features R&B greats including The Force M.D's, Leah Jenea (The Voice), Zieme ft. Ice-T, Veon Ray (from Goodfellaz), Trav Torch, and more. For Vol. 3 (dropping mid-March), we will focus on Woman's History Month, featuring all women artists of all genres (including Hip Hop, R&B, Rock, EDM, Gospel, and more).

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