Billboard has confirmation that Diddy is jumping ship to Interscope Records and parting ways with Warner Music and the label that he started, Bad Boy Records.
“Now that the term of the Warner deal has ended, I have elected to accept an opportunity to move my recording career and future label venture to another company,” Diddy said in a statement.
Diddy on Interscope does not mean he will be dropping his involvement in Bad Boy altogether. Instead, Diddy’s solo career will be handled by Interscope while his Bad Boy label is still with Warner. Confusing…yes. Should Bad Boy artists worry? Yes. Diddy’s deal with Interscope also calls for him to start his own joint label venture with Interscope…after he releases “Last Train to Paris” on Interscope his next task will be to start up a new venture similar to Bad Boy. Cassie and Day 26 better start looking for a day job.
[...] the terms of Diddy’s relationship with Interscope aren’t completely public there are many credible reports that say he could be developing a new record company similar to Bad Boy for Interscope essentially [...]
Cassie will find a way to move over with Diddy cuz no way he lets her girl hang like that. Day 26 and Red Cafe though who knows. They prob screwed – specifically Day 26 whic hwas a disaster to begin with.
I guess thats what happens when the money is better on the other side.
Diddy is all business so you can’t blame him. Let’s just hope “Last Train to Paris” is worth the wait