I-4 Records Reveal How They Got Rick Ross on a Country Song & Orlando's Untold Street Rules
Orlando's I4 Records pulls up to The Baller Alert Show with label artists Tony Boy and Richie Rich for a conversation with Ferrari Simmons and BT. The crew talks about Rolling Loud landing in their side of Orlando, why locals hate when you call Disney World "Orlando," and the street rules that come with being from the city.
They also break down why a two artist roster lets the label focus, staying independent versus signing to a major, and how labels make you turn in music 21 days early. Plus, the story behind getting Rick Ross on a country song, the upcoming tribute album to the late Bigga Rankin called Bigger Than The Program, and the new album Rich Season.
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