Migos have climbed to the top of the rap game and, by the look of things, intend to stay there. The Atlanta trio's parent label, Quality Control (QC) has inked a deal with Capitol Records and Motown.
From now on, all of Migos' future music will be release through that joint venture. Quality Control's CEO Pierre Thomas told XXL these were "exciting times for QC and Migos."
“We have been independently building our brand, and though our partnership with Motown/Capitol they have shown us that this is the right home to take our business to a global platform.”
Motown President, Ethiopia Habtemariam, agreed with Thomas, saying, “The members of Migos are true artists who are representing and driving youth culture as they break boundaries with their music."
Evidently, the legendary record label is glad to get a distribution deal with trendsetting chart-toppers such as Yung Rich Niggas.
"Less than two years ago, we began our relationship with QC because we believed in them and were aligned in a mission and purpose to propel our culture to a global market – and we are doing just that,” Habtemariam said.
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