Gunna Starts New Label Following Departure From YSL Records
WHO:
XXL Mag - Gunna, a rapper, has parted ways with YSL Records.
AllHipHop - Gunna has recruited Nechie, Casper Bluff, and Dracc for his new label.
WHAT:
Billboard - Gunna announced his Splurge album, which was revealed in September.
Billboard - Gunna released a video for his song "Pop It," featuring tennis star Coco Gauff, marking it as "A New Chapter for Me."
Variety - Gunna has launched SB the Label in partnership with Atlantic Music Group, where he will serve as CEO.
XXL Mag - Gunna has launched his own record label following his departure from YSL Records.
AllHipHop - Coco Gauff is involved in the rollout for Gunna's next album.
WHERE:
XXL Mag - The new label is associated with Gunna's music career, which is primarily based in the United States.
WHEN:
AllHipHop - Gunna's next album rollout is set to occur in the future, although no specific date is provided.
WHY:
XXL Mag - The departure from YSL Records led Gunna to start his own label, indicating a desire for independence in his music career.
HOW:
AllHipHop - Gunna is collaborating with other artists like Nechie, Casper Bluff, and Dracc as part of his new label's launch.
(UPDATED October 10, 2026 01:29 UTC)
Gunna has just announced his upcoming album titled "Splurge," which was revealed last month. In addition, he released a new video for his song "Pop It," featuring tennis star Coco Gauff, and described this moment as "A New Chapter for Me." Fans can look forward to the album's release on November 17, 2026.
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(UPDATED October 9, 2026 23:59 UTC)
Gunna has officially launched SB the Label in collaboration with Atlantic Music Group, where he will take on the role of CEO. This new venture marks an exciting step in his career as he expands his influence in the music industry. Fans can expect to see what innovative projects and artists will emerge from this partnership in the near future.
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(UPDATED October 9, 2026 23:00 UTC)
Gunna has officially parted ways with YSL Records and launched his own record label, signaling a new chapter in his music career. As part of this exciting transition, he has recruited artists Nechie, Casper Bluff, and Dracc to collaborate on projects under his new label, with Coco Gauff also involved in the rollout for his upcoming album. While a specific release date for the album hasn't been announced yet, Gunna's move reflects his desire for greater independence in the industry.