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Rap-A-Lot Records is celebrating its 40th anniversary with a yearlong bash, starting with vinyl reissues of Scarfaces The Diary and Geto Boys We Cant Be Stopped. Founder James Prince reflects on the labels journey, from breaking the poverty cycle to becoming a Southern powerhouse. The campaign includes more vinyl releases, special projects, and a new deal with Virgin Music. Prince shares insights on the labels resilience and its impact on the hip-hop game.
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