Warner Records Partners With Sickamore's Three Times LOUDER Imprint, Signs Laila! As Flagship Artist
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Gail Mitchell
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Warner Records has partnered with music executive Randall "Sickamore" Medford and his culture-forward imprint three times LOUDER. The first artist signed under this strategic partnership is alternative R&B artist Laila!. The deal brings Sickamore's imprint and A&R expertise into the Warner Records fold, expanding the label's reach into culture-driven music.
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· 2 pulledWarner Records is partnering with music executive Randall "Sickamore" Medford and his culture-forward imprint three times LOUDER, Billboard can exclusively report on Thursday (July 2).
Signed as the flagship artist under the new strategic partnership is alternative R&B artist Laila!
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