did mannie fresh leave cash money ?

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T.C

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i heard the same thing...but i doubt that shit. he's probably just trying to start up his own company or something seperate from cash money.
 
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Mannie Fresh Says He's Down With Cash Money, Starts New Production Company
By Houston Williams
Date: 6/20/2005 1:56 pm



In the past, Cash Money has been rocked by the departures of rappers like Juvenile, but producer Mannie Fresh isn’t one of them, contrary to rampant rumors.

“I just wanted to clear up these falsehoods that I have left my home of Cash Money Records, and that's all it is, false,” Mannie said in a statement sent to AllHipHop.com from his reps. “I have not left Cash Money Records.”

In the 90’s, Mannie was the sonic base for the multi-platinum sounds that made Cash Money Records the recording monolith it has become.

He explained that his relationship with the company transcended business and explained that he had other issues with the promotion of his debut, The Mind of Mannie.

“Baby and Slim [CEO’s of Cash Money] are my brothers. We are not blood, but those two made me famous, and very, very wealthy. You've seen artists leave this label because they were not true to their word, and they got greedy. I have always, received 100% of what was mine. I have no bad feelings towards Cash Money.”

Perhaps the rumors started with the start of his new company, Chubby Boy Productions, a production company with Baby.

“This company will cater to up-and-coming artists who want to use my services but at a lesser fee. This is not a record label but merely similar to a production company I owned in the mid-90's called Yellow Tape Music, fees will range anywhere between $5,000 and $35,000 dollars per track, $5,000 for leasing and $35,000 for exclusive rights.”

source:http://www.allhiphop.com
 

T.C

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Justin said:
MANNIE'S ALBUM ONLY SOLD A LITTLE OVER 200,000 COPIES HUGE FLOP..
i wonder if his album was a distro deal...if so, the major label's pockets will be hurtin more than Mannie's.
 

GHP

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^yeah up and coming and 35Gs a track don't go together too well!haha! Damn I wonder what he regularly charges?