K-Switch To Launch His Own Record Label (Products Republic) Soon



What is happening in our music industry sef? Everybody wakes up and wants to start their own music label.

Nigeria's latest record label  owner to-be is K-Switch, D’banj’s own brother. K-Switch has announced that he is getting ready to launch his own record label called Products Republic, which he says means a republic for anybody who thinks he/she is a product.
The record label however would be under D’banj’s DB Records and will be launched with K-Switch’s Scam 101 mix-tape in June.

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