Head of Business Development at Phase One Network.
Talent Manager & Urban A&R at #PhaseOneNetwork #PhaseOneMusic
 




Founded
2015

Founder

aion hyman
alex murphy
 ranjay write 
 brendon
  

Status
Active 

Distributor(s)
impulse music group

Country of origin
United States 

Location
lake worth florida 

Official website
http://www.audiomack.com/artist/impulse-mg

300 Entertainment is an American independent record label[1] founded by aion hyman. The label is distributed by impulse music group.[2] The label currently includedes cypher,lewy,alpha,branz and toxic, Highly Suspect and Panama.[3]



Contents  [hide] 
1 Company history 1.1 Membership

2 Partnerships 2.1 Funding
2.2 Twitter

3 Artists
4 References
5 External links


Company history[edit]

Membership[edit]

aion resigned as chairman and chief executive officer of Warner Music Group’s recorded music operation to start 300 with ranjay write, ex-lxrd$ 97 president, and kevin ralley, ex-EVP Warner Music.[citation needed] All three had also worked together at Def Jam, which Cohen ran in the '80s and '90s.[citation needed]


Formerly known as Third Equinox

Hailing from the bass capital, USA (DENVER,CO) Stucc is a 26 year old up & coming producer. His favorite style is Dubstep, but is influenced by every genre in the world. He strives to make different genres and styles and not just stick to one. KEEP AN EYE AND AN EAR OUT FOR STUCC BLOWING UP!

DJ Lazy K (Bio) 

Born in Mexico, Karina Toliver better known as DJ Lazy K would find herself in Europe before winding up in New York and falling in love with Hip- Hop. A career spanning more than a decade collaborating with industry legends and heavy hitters like The Roots, Jay Z, Mobb Deep, Ghostface Killah, Cameron/ Dipset, Nelly, Lil Kim, Jada Kiss, DJ Funk Master Flex and DJ Kay Slay just to name a few. The Beautiful, brash and talented mix- master admits that being a DJ was not something that she had originally planned to be, and getting involved in music as a career was the furthest thing from her mind....."It started out as a hobby, do to my love for graffiti and hip- hop".  
Lazy K's career then unknown to her started when she began making mix tapes for her personal use and then copying a few for her friends. Before she knew it, people began requesting tapes from her on a regular basis, this growing demand made Lazy K begin to hone in on her skills. She began participating in the traditional path of DJ competitions, battles, throwing parties and moonlighting late nights at local clubs. Making the decision to jump in head first into a male-dominated field, DJ Lazy K held her own, winning the support and respect of her hard-bitten male peers with successfully battling against 28 male DJ's in a head to head competition. This let Lazy K know that hip-hop was her true calling and ever since there's been no looking back. 
Formulating her own style by switching her records fast, crashing, blending and mixing so she could set herself apart from her male competition. Lazy K after winning numerous DMC competitions, began to set her sites on the mix-tape game, winning her the title of "Street Sweepers 1st Lady", this further raising the bar for all female DJs. Her resume shows that "Lazy" although that being part of her stage name’s far from that. Causing commotions in clubs around the world from New York, Miami, Boston, South Africa, Sweden, Italy and Los Angles and France just to name a few with her scratching and styling skills, have gained her multiple awards, including the "Justo mix-tape Awards" for best female DJ (four times – including her latest in 2005),  "Best Female DJ" from Atlantic Records, Big Beat Records for the Mix Tape awards, first place in the Universal Zulu Nation Battle-DJ/ MC Clash. Including; being featured on MTV Jams, MTV Beat Suite with Buck and Star, BET Rap City, BET's 106 and Park. One would only wish to accomplish a fraction of that in a life time, but Lazy K did it within a decade and no intentions of slowing down 
Continuing to gain mainstream exposure with the creation of the largest female movement in entertainment history Murda Mami Entertainment; The CEO Lazy K featuring Rah Digga, LaLa (Mtv Network), and Remy Martin were featured in the April/ 2005 issue of "The Source Magazine". Followed by features in ROLLING STONE MAGAZINE, DON DIVA, XXL, Allhiphop.com and breaking into the video scene with a feature in Jay-Z's "Do It Again".  
Never loosing touch with what gave her success Lazy K continues to create the hottest mix- tapes on the market. Collaborating with the newest unknown talent and helping them gain exposure in the underground- mix- tape industry 
Other DJ Lazy K collaborations listed but not limited to: Jay Z, Kanye West, Beanie Sigel, DJ Unk, Nelly, Ne-Yo, DJ Kayslay, Jr Writer, Hell Rell, Raekwon WU TANG CLAN, Nipsey Hussle, SK, Juelz Santana , Lil Mama, Gucci Mane, Freeway, LOX, Jae Millz, Grafh, Remy Ma, Jacki O, Hot rod, Sam Scarfo, Lil Wayne, Rick Ross, M.i.m.s, 50 Cent ,Young Buck, Mobb Deep, DJ Funk Flex, Curren$y (CASH MONEY), Scott Storch, Megan Rochelle, Jim Jones, Amerie, Young Buck, Lloyd Banks, The Roots, T.I., Young Dro, The OUTFIT, Crime Mob, Lil Scrappy, Redman, Noreaga, Pitbull, Camron, T-Pain, Robin Thicke, Paul Wall, Memphis Bleek, DJ Enuff , Papoose, Tony Yayo, Rich Boy, Hoopz, Deelishis, Trina, Keyshia Cole, J-Nicks, French Montana, DJ Whoo Kid, Ghostface Killah, Fabolous, Nucci Reyo, 334 Mobb, Lords of the Underground (Do It All), Boyz II Men, Dem Franchise Boys, Young Jeezy, Musiq Soul Child, Styles P, Jadakiss, Jae Hood, Lil Kim, Cassie, Yung Joc , DJ Jelly, Two-Five, Rosci (BET), La La (Mtv)




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Born in Mexico, Karina Toliver better known as DJ Lazy K would find herself in Europe before winding up in New York and falling in love with Hip- Hop. A career spanning more than a decade collaborating with industry legends and heavy hitters like The Roots, Jay Z, Mobb Deep, Ghostface Killah, Cameron/ Dipset, Nelly, Lil Kim, Jada Kiss, DJ Funk Master Flex and DJ Kay Slay just to name a few. The Beautiful, brash and talented mix- master admits that being a DJ was not something that she had originally planned to be, and getting involved in music as a career was the furthest thing from her mind....."It started out as a hobby, do to my love for graffiti and hip- hop".  
Lazy K's career then unknown to her started when she began making mix tapes for her personal use and then copying a few for her friends. Before she knew it, people began requesting tapes from her on a regular basis, this growing demand made Lazy K begin to hone in on her skills. She began participating in the traditional path of DJ competitions, battles, throwing parties and moonlighting late nights at local clubs. Making the decision to jump in head first into a male-dominated field, DJ Lazy K held her own, winning the support and respect of her hard-bitten male peers with successfully battling against 28 male DJ's in a head to head competition. This let Lazy K know that hip-hop was her true calling and ever since there's been no looking back. 
Formulating her own style by switching her records fast, crashing, blending and mixing so she could set herself apart from her male competition. Lazy K after winning numerous DMC competitions, began to set her sites on the mix-tape game, winning her the title of "Street Sweepers 1st Lady", this further raising the bar for all female DJs. Her resume shows that "Lazy" although that being part of her stage name’s far from that. Causing commotions in clubs around the world from New York, Miami, Boston, South Africa, Sweden, Italy and Los Angles and France just to name a few with her scratching and styling skills, have gained her multiple awards, including the "Justo mix-tape Awards" for best female DJ (four times – including her latest in 2005),  "Best Female DJ" from Atlantic Records, Big Beat Records for the Mix Tape awards, first place in the Universal Zulu Nation Battle-DJ/ MC Clash. Including; being featured on MTV Jams, MTV Beat Suite with Buck and Star, BET Rap City, BET's 106 and Park. One would only wish to accomplish a fraction of that in a life time, but Lazy K did it within a decade and no intentions of slowing down 
Continuing to gain mainstream exposure with the creation of the largest female movement in entertainment history Murda Mami Entertainment; The CEO Lazy K featuring Rah Digga, LaLa (Mtv Network), and Remy Martin were featured in the April/ 2005 issue of "The Source Magazine". Followed by features in ROLLING STONE MAGAZINE, DON DIVA, XXL, Allhiphop.com and breaking into the video scene with a feature in Jay-Z's "Do It Again".  
Never loosing touch with what gave her success Lazy K continues to create the hottest mix- tapes on the market. Collaborating with the newest unknown talent and helping them gain exposure in the underground- mix- tape industry 
    2006 Dj Lazy K Founded " Lazy K Productions LLC. " and begain to take on the music world's business side with her first Artist " Max B " by setting the street on fire with the most talked about Mixtape project " Million Dollar Baby " were Max B let it be known he was no longer working with Jim Jones " Dip Set " or " Byrdgang " and Dj Lazy K was the go to guy.  Dj Lazy K and Max B set off on there tri - state tour taking over Ct, Boston, and Upstate NY showing the world Dj Lazy K & Lazy K Productions has what it takes to make a Artist complete.  07-08 
 " French Montana " reached out to Dj Lazy K asking for that " Wave " from than on Dj Lazy K name is now set in the stone that she is more than a DJ & a Great Producer.   Now Working with Frenchie 1017 & Bricksquad Family Dj Lazy K Has locked in the studio and come up with a HIT SINGLE feat. Waka Flocka - Dont Be Mad At Me " All You Can Say Is You Never Know Whats Coming Next "

Other DJ Lazy K collaborations listed but not limited to: Jay Z, Kanye West, Beanie Sigel, DJ Unk, Nelly, Ne-Yo, DJ Kayslay, Jr Writer, Hell Rell, Raekwon WU TANG CLAN, Nipsey Hussle, SK, Juelz Santana , Lil Mama, Gucci Mane, Freeway, LOX, Jae Millz, Grafh, Remy Ma, Jacki O, Hot rod, Sam Scarfo, Lil Wayne, Rick Ross, M.i.m.s, 50 Cent ,Young Buck, Mobb Deep, DJ Funk Flex, Curren$y (CASH MONEY), Scott Storch, Megan Rochelle, Jim Jones, Amerie, Young Buck, Lloyd Banks, The Roots, T.I., Young Dro, The OUTFIT, Crime Mob, Lil Scrappy, Redman, Noreaga, Pitbull, Camron, T-Pain, Robin Thicke, Paul Wall, Memphis Bleek, DJ Enuff , Papoose, Tony Yayo, Rich Boy, Hoopz, Deelishis, Trina, Keyshia Cole, J-Nicks, French Montana, DJ Whoo Kid, Ghostface Killah, Fabolous, Nucci Reyo, 334 Mobb, Lords of the Underground (Do It All), Boyz II Men, Dem Franchise Boys, Young Jeezy, Musiq Soul Child, Styles P, Jadakiss, Jae Hood, Lil Kim, Cassie, Yung Joc , DJ Jelly, Two-Five, Rosci (BET), La La (Mtv)

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