A local record label, Posh My Gosh (PMG) Records, formally known as ‘Top Dogs Records’ wants to give up-and-coming artists an opportunity to be one step closer to their dream of getting into the music industry.
The Rynfield-based record label aims at contributing towards the music industry with the intention of maintaining existing and developing new relationships with certain global partners and artists sharing the same vision of bringing unity and peace through music.
Co-founder and CEO Kino Isaac said he knows the struggle and how many artists give up because they just can’t get that breakthrough.
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“I am still struggling and exploring new grounds each day, but I can still use what I already know and have to get the next artist going and off their feet. This is my contribution to the industry, people have given me opportunities to prove myself, this is me showing gratitude and passing the kindness on by bringing unity to the world,” he said.
“I am giving artists this opportunity because I care and love to see people smile when they have taken a step to accomplish their childhood dreams. I want the brand to empower up-and-coming artists. That’s my goal – seeing people make something of themselves.”
Kino said South Africa has so much to offer, so much hidden talent and skills just waiting to be unleashed.
“This is the opportunity to sign you up with no conditions, to manage your own career and musical future. We may be assisting in the process, but at the end of the day, it’s all on you as an artist to make it work. This is PMG giving you the start.”
The label has recently partnered with Germany-based international distribution company Feiyr Recording Company, a division of Dance All Day Musicvertriebs GmbH.
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The 32-year-old explained that this venture will open up new international doors for them and their artists.
“Since we have only been registered with Feiyr in October, we have one artist officially signed to the label – Ntokozo Nxumalo, a gospel singer from Durban.
“We also have three DJs who serve as non-registered artists. They are part of PMG’s radio show in the United Kingdom, The Kino Isaac Show, a platform we will use to showcase our artists on international radio,” said Kino.
The DJ said they cater to anyone.
“This is for everyone, it doesn’t matter where you come from, all we want is for you to have passion, love for what you do, put in the hard work and we will do the rest.”
The label will welcome anyone (no age limit) and any genre.
Artists who are interested can email records@poshmygoshgroup.co.za or call Kino on 084 976 2283 or visit their Facebook page Posh My Gosh Records.
