GOOD Music is an American record label founded by rapper and producer Kanye West in 2004.
"GOOD" is an acronym for "Getting Out Our Dreams".
In early recording days of West, GLC and Really Doe, all three belonged to a group The Go-Getters. Although none of them have an album under the label, West releasing his own albums with Roc-A-Fella, whilst GLC and Really Doe left the label in later years.
John Legend and Common were the first to have albums...
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GOOD Music is an American record label founded by rapper and producer Kanye West in 2004.
"GOOD" is an acronym for "Getting Out Our Dreams".
In early recording days of West, GLC and Really Doe, all three belonged to a group The Go-Getters. Although none of them have an album under the label, West releasing his own albums with Roc-A-Fella, whilst GLC and Really Doe left the label in later years.
John Legend and Common were the first to have albums produced under GOOD Music and between them received seven Grammy Award nominations. Get Lifted with three and Be with four.
Over the years there has been confusion as to what the company actually is. GLC was quoted as saying that it "isn't a label", but that it is "a family and like a production company". With only Kanye West, John Legend, Common, GLC and Really Doe signed, Kanye signed his first cousin Tony Williams to GOOD Music to help give him a buzz.
In 2004, rapper Consequence released his mixtape, Take 'Em to the Cleaners, which would...
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