Derrty Entertainment
Derrty is a record label founded by rapper Nelly who is the CEO. The president of the label is Ali. Derrty is a division of Motown. The 1st studio album released under Derrty was Nelly's Country Grammar. In recent years, the label has collaborated with So So Def, Star Trak and Sho'Nuff.
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Parent company | Universal |
Founded | 2003 |
Founder | Nelly |
Distributor(s) | Motown (United States) |
Genre | Hip hop |
Country of origin | United States |
Location | St. Louis, Missouri |
Artists
Current artists
- St. Lunatics
- Nelly (CEO)
- Ali (President)
- Murphy Lee
- City Spud
- Kyjuan
- Avery Storm
- REZ
- JGE (Nelly's Nephew)
- YAK BoyFresh
- NATEJEEZY
Former artists
- Kutt Calhoun
- Big Gipp
- King Jacob
- Slyro Jenkins
- Jung Tru
- Prentiss Church
- Chocolate Tai
DJs and producers
- DJ Trife (Nelly's personal DJ since he started his career)
- Jayson "Koko" Bridges (produced the hit songs "Shake Ya Tailfeather" and "Over and Over")
- Jason "Jay-E" Epperson (produced the hit songs "Country Grammar", "Work It", "E.I.", "Midwest Swing" and more songs for Nelly and The Lunatics)
- Dorian "Doe" Moore (produced the hit singles "My Place" and "Tilt Ya Head Back")
- Derrty DJs (list of DJs from St. Louis, including DJ C NOTE, DJ 618 and others)
Discography
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Nelly - Country Grammar
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St. Lunatics - Free City
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Ali - Heavy Starch
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Nelly - Nellyville
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Murphy Lee - Murphy's Law
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Nelly - Sweat
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Nelly - Suit
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Ali & Gipp - Kinfolk
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Nelly - Brass Knuckles
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Nelly - 5.0
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Upcoming releases
Nelly - M.O.
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St. Lunatics - City Free
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See also
- Universal Records
- List of record labels
References
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