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So So Def Recordings is an American record label based in Atlanta, Georgia, United States, and owned by producer Jermaine Dupri, specializing in Southern hip hop, R&B and bass music. So So Def has managed artists such as Bow Wow, Kris Kross, TLC, and Usher.

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1. RAR 4 Rare Contacts Black List VA - 1996 - So So Def Bass Allstars Vol.1 01. Edward J - Edward J Bass. Flac 998 Kbps - Pass: So So Def Bass Allstars Mirrors. VA - 1996 - So So Def Bass Allstars Vol.1. Luke - 1996 - Greatest Hits (Clean and Dirty Versions) Bass Ryder - 1999 - Kick It Down Lo.
2. Various ‎– So So Def Bass All Stars Label: Columbia ‎– 485478 2, Columbia ‎– COL 485478 2 Series: So So Def Bass All-Stars – Format: CD, Compilation Country: Europe Released: 1996 Genre: Hip Hop. Style: Bass Music. Tracklist Hide Credits.

Beginnings[edit]

So So Def was established in 1993 as a spin-off of Dupri’s production company of the same moniker, through a joint venture with Sony and Columbia. Its first act was Xscape, whose debut album was released in the fall of the same year and went Platinum—as did their 2nd and 3rd albums, released in 1995 and 1998. In 1994, the label released the debut album of Da Brat, who became the 1st solo female emcee to be certified for Platinum album sales. In 1996, Kandi Burruss brought Jagged Edge to the attention of the label; their debut album, A Jagged Era, was released in 1997. So So Def later released the Triple Platinum debut album by Bow Wow in 2000. Other acts on the label have included: Dem Franchise Boyz, Maestro Harrell, The Ghost Town DJs, INOJ, J-Kwon, Trina Broussard, 3LW, and Anthony Hamilton.

Distribution[edit]

In 2003, So So Def's distribution deal with Columbia ended. The following year, Dupri moved So So Def to Arista. While many of So So Def's acts moved with the label to Arista, Bow Wow and Jagged Edge were forced to remain at Columbia, due to their contracts having been with that company primarily. In 2004, per the re-consolidation of labels caused by the merger of its former Sony parent and BMG, So So Def was shifted from Arista to Zomba.

So So Def Bass Allstars Vol 2 Rarest

In 2005, Dupri was appointed Executive Vice President of Urban Music at Virgin, causing So So Def to move again, this time over to Virgin and EMI—resulting in the loss of Bone Crusher and YoungBloodZ. So So Def, meanwhile, was able to retain J-Kwon and Anthony Hamilton, despite them still being signed to Zomba. In 2006, Dupri had a falling out with Virgin, resulting in him leaving his post at the company. Intermittent, he was appointed President of urban music at Universal'sIsland, resulting in So So Def once again making a move to UMG's The Island Def Jam.

In 2009, it was reported that Dupri had been terminated from his post at Island. Later in the same year, it was rumored that So So Def had moved back to Sony, where it reportedly operated under Zomba once more.^[1] In 2010, Mississippi-based independent label Malaco Records distributed So So Def's release of the Why Did I Get Married Too? soundtrack.^[2][3]

In 2014, So So Def partnered with Primary Wave for the release of Jagged Edge's album J.E. Heartbreak 2. In June 2016, So So Def partnered with Epic for current distribution.^[4]

Discography[edit]

Former artists[edit]

• Monica (Management only)
• Playa Poncho
• Fundisha
• Tigah
• The R.O.C.
• TLC (Management only)
• Miss B
• Brooks Buford
• Young Capone
• T. Waters
• Dondria
• 9th Ward
• Leah Labelle^[5]

References[edit]

1. ^'JD Moves So So Def To Sony'. Rapbasement.com. Retrieved 9 March 2015.
2. ^'Janet Jackson 'Nothing' (So So Def/Malaco Music)'. Airplayresource.com. Retrieved 9 March 2015.
3. ^'AddBoard - Sign In'. Addboard.mediabase.com. Retrieved February 12, 2020.
4. ^'Jermaine Dupri & So So Def Label Team with Epic Records & L.A. Reid'. BroadwayWorld.com. Retrieved February 12, 2020.
5. ^https://ranker.com/list/bands-and-musicians-on-so-so-def-recordings/reference

External links[edit]

So So Def Bass Allstars Vol 2 Rare Item

Volume 1 -
Tracklist :
01.) Edward J - Edward J Bass
02.) Ghost Town DJ's - My Boo
03.) Zae - Thyow
04.) Playa Pancho & L.A. Sno - Whatz up, whatz up
05.) Trigga Man - Shakedown
06.) Raheem the Dream - So So Def Bass Contest
07.) Pancho - Koochie Kuterz
08.) The City Boyz - City Boy Bounce
09.) T' Baby - Body Hop (Oh my Goodness )
10.) Don Yute - Sexiest
11.) MC Shy D & DJ Smurf - Intro
12.) Bass Allstars - Mega Mix
13.) Playa Pancho - Let it burn
14.) Edward J - Edward J Bass Outro
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Volume 2 -
Tracklist :
01.) The Afroman & Skeeter Rock - Preface
02.) Edward J - Eastside to the Westside
03.) Lathuan - Freak it
04.) Virgo - Apple Pie
05.) Corina - Summertime, Summertime
06.) Ghost Town DJ's - My Boo (Dynamik Duo '88 Rmx)
07.) INOJ - Love you down
08.) Virgo - Slick Partna
09.) Zae - Booty Time [feat.Sonji]
10.) Luke (of 2 Live Crew) - So So Def Quad [feat.Kandi (of Xscape)]
11.) Don Yute - Hard Core Wuk [feat.DJ Uncle Al]
12.) Bo Hagon - Uh Uhh
13.) Bass Allstars - Mega Mix II
14.) Gucci Crew - Sally (That Girl)
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Volume 3 -
Tracklist :
01.) Lil' Chris - Uhh, Uhh, Uhh
02.) Ricky Bell (of Bell Biv Devoe) - When will I see you smile again
03.) INOJ - Time after Time
04.) Katrina - Six Eight
05.) Lathuan - Gimme what I want [feat.Katrina]
06.) Virgo - What it is
07.) YBM - What's goin' on [feat.Mark Twayne]
08.) June Dog - Bounce around [feat.DJ Kizzy Rock]
09.) Ying Yang Twins - True City Thugs
10.) V.I.P. Squad - What the F**k
11.) Butter - Let it go
12.) MC Ade - Drop don't stop [feat.DJ Smurf]
13.) Bo Hagon - Drop dem Boes [feat.Lil' Jon & The Eastside Boyz]
14.) Bass Allstars - Mega Mix III
15.) INOJ - Time after Time (Lil' Jon Rmx) [feat.Thrill da Playa (of The 69 Boyz)]
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