When Sir Bryson Robert Hall II – aka Bobby Hall, aka rapper-producer-mental health activist Logic – talks about the self-titled “fuck-it-have-fun” moment when his gleeful, new, ...

Logic isn’t happy with Def Jam Recordings’ plan for his new singles. The rapper said so in no uncertain terms in a heated video posted on Thursday (April 21) in which he called out his label — while ...

Logic isn’t happy with Def Jam. The DMV rapper took to Instagram on Thursday to call out his record label for “fucking up” his releases. “Def Jam, why you fucking up my releases, man?” he said in a ...

Logic released his final album for Def Jam Recordings in June. He partnered with BMG to be “respected as an artist.” Logic inked a deal with BMG after finishing up his run at Def Jam Recordings. The ...

Logic just dropped off a new single but he doesn’t seem pleased with how Def Jam is operating. The rapper called out the label but says the label’s CEO Tunji Balogun is not at fault in a video on ...

A couple of years ago, Kanye West took to Twitter to call out his label Def Jam: “90% of the record contracts on the planet are still on a royalty,” he wrote. “A standard record deal is a trap to ...

Logic‘s latest album, Vinyl Days, marks the end of an eight-year journey with Def Jam. In a recent episode of Logan Paul’s Impaulsive podcast, the rapper detailed the creative process behind the album ...

Def Jam Recordings' hip-hop history is unmatched. Forty years after getting into the music business, the label is celebrating its rich lineage with a special anniversary hub. Def Jam has created an ...

Sometimes the best thing a record label can do is to step back and let the artist do their thing. It’s an approach that’s paid off bigtime with this week’s No. 1 album on the Billboard 200, “Everybody ...

Logic revealed that he created his latest album, Vinyl Days, in only 12 days so he fulfill his Def Jam contract and get released from the label. Speaking on Logan Paul’s Impaulsive podcast, the rapper ...

Logic isn’t happy with Def Jam. The DMV rapper took to Instagram on Thursday to call out his record label for “fucking up” his releases. “Def Jam, why you fucking up my releases, man?” he said in a ...