Cash Money still means business as Birdman announces Trev Rich's upcoming debut album.
Despite ongoing conflicts with the recent Weezy contract issues, the Cash Money train stopped in Denver to recruit their latest protege, none other than homegrown emcee Trev Rich. Likewise, the indie rapper reported back-to-back trips from Mile High to Miami, eventually landing in New York to finalize the deal.
Rich admits that with the Denver Hip-hop scene still considered a work-in-progress market, landing a deal with the major label aspires the young rapper to represent not only himself but his hometown, “I definitely feel like this is fresh,” shares Rich in an interview with HipHopDx.
“It's a new chapter, it's a new slate to my career. Going from that to this, I don't know how any artist would not be motivated, not be inspired to do better and stretch and go outside of what you think your box is when it comes to creativity and just try to make the best music possible right now,” he continued.
Birdman made the announcement of Rich's debut album via Instagram where he shared the artwork, as well as captioning its upcoming release date. Cash Money Record's promising new star looks to make a name for himself and his hometown, as the Mile High emcee drops his much-awaited album To Make a Long Story Short on December 19.
By Jods Arboleda for RAPStation.com
