Sony Music Announces Joint Partnership With Hip-Hop Artist KB

St. Pete native KB celebrates partnership with Sony Music with new ...

Chart topping, award winning hip-hop artist and creative KB (born Kevin Burgess) celebrates the launch of a new joint partnership with Sony Music with the release of a new single. "Armies," the hard-hitting first single under the new deal, is available today across all digital music service providers.

Under the new recording and distribution venture, KB will bring his imprint HGA Music to Essential Sound/Provident Label Group, a division of Sony Music Entertainment with plans to release more music soon. The Florida native and No. 1 hitmaker has received critical acclaim for his four studio releases with placement on Billboard's Top 200 Album Chart and top 5 on Billboard's Top Rap Album Chart.

"It feels as if God has been preparing me for the music that I'm making right now," said KB. "I'm profoundly grateful for all the possibilities that it brings and I hope that it will make a positive impact on our culture and the world. I'm excited to see what this new partnership has in store."

"KB's deep connection with his fans is obvious," said Jason McArthur, Vice President of Artists & Repertoire for Sony Music Entertainment's faith-based division Provident Label Group. "KB is one of those rare talents whose creativity, charisma and masterful hip-hop lyric writing are surpassed only by his depth and passion for his mission. I knew right away he was someone we wanted to partner with."

Phil Thornton, SVP/General Manager of Essential Sound/Provident Label Group says, "We are thrilled to welcome KB to our Essential Sound/Provident family. I've been a longtime fan of KB's incredible artistry. His skilled lyricism and candid performances continue to break boundaries and command attention with all his fans worldwide. We are excited about this partnership and look forward to releasing new music soon!"

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