After a lifetime of not being signed to Warner Brothers Records, Common has changed labels from Interscope and finally signed with Warner Brothers Records.
Everyone’s favorite rapper-turned-actor (that isn’t Ice Cube), Common, has announced that he’s found a new label to finance his dreams. The musician, who was most recently in the news because of an invitation to the White House and a controversial poem that has opinions different from conservatives’, last released an album in 2008 (Universal Mind Control) and is looking forward to the chance to collaborate with other Warner Bros. artists like Curren$y, Dire Straits, Yosemite Sam, and Ben-Hur.
“I’m very grateful to be a part of this family, to be a part of this team,” said Common to his mirror as his practiced his speech, “We have very inspirational, exciting music to team up with you. We’re just open to what this change can bring.”
No further details, including the release date for Space Jam 2: Spacier, were announced.
• Common: http://www.thinkcommon.com
• Warner Bros.: http://www.warnerbrosrecords.com