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Uptown Records is officially back, with Yung Miami and G Herbo among first artists to be signed 

Face2Face Africa

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June 27, 2026

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Uptown Records is making a comeback after contributing to the development of hip-hop and RB in the late 1980s and early 1990s. The iconic label, which was founded by the late hip-hop executive Andre Harrell, has formally relaunched under the Republic Collective umbrella, with music industry veteran Danielle Price Sanders serving as president of Uptown...

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Related coverage for "Uptown Records is officially back, with Yung Miami and G Herbo among first artists to be signed ": ArcaMax — Review: R&B stars Usher and Chris Brown deliver an entertaining but flawed show. Upworthy — Guy finds long-forgotten album in a thrift shop, reunites the band, and is sharing their music with the world. The Age — ‘It’s incredible’: Why this DJ is trying to get Gen Zs hooked on the gramophone. The Standard — Pitbull sets unique Guinness World Record as thousands wear bald caps in London. WRQX – 600 AM – Youngstown — Sam Fender and Olivia Dean Set New U.K. Chart Record With Rein Me In. DNyuz — Ne-Yo Teases Long-Awaited Potential Collab Album With Fabolous, Says ‘The Universe Must Not Want It to Happen’