The Ruff Ryders are back. The highly influential late-90's rap label and management company, which launched the careers of DMX, Eve, Drag-On and The Lox, has announced that it will be releasing several projects in 2010, via its new label Ruff Ryder Indy.
The label will provide distribution to independent artists of all budget types. Ruff Ryder Indy's first release will be Drag-On's 'My Life, My Legacy, My Melody,' due out in March, as part of a joint venture with Drag's label, Hood Environment, which he founded in 2006. "I've reinvented myself and created a whole new sound," Drag-On said in a recent statement. "I'm trying to create another umbrella in this game with my label and my artists Da Dude and Eyez B. However, I'm still the original 'Fire-Man."
Ruff Ryder Indy's second release will be 'Ruff Ryders Evolution: Generation I,' which will be helmed by super-producer Swizz Beatz, featuring all of the original Ruffy Ryders, including Jadakiss, Styles P, Sheek, Eve, DMX, Drag-On and newest signing, Mook.
"Over the last 20 years, my family and I have built the Ruff Ryders brand on good music, original talent and hard work," Ruff Ryder CEO Waah Dean said. "Now, we are entering a new chapter of our company."


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