Bassivity Music

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Bassivity Music
FormerlyBassivity
Industry Music & entertainment
PredecessorBassivity
SuccessorBassivity LLC, Bassivity Digital
FoundedBelgrade, Serbia (February 11, 2005 (2005-02-11))
First founded 2001
Founder Vanja Ulepić
Headquarters,
Key people
Vanja Ulepić (Director) Relja Milanković (Director)
OwnerOneya
Parent Bassivity
Website bassivitydigital.com

Bassivity Music is a Serbian music company specialized in hip hop with headquarters in Belgrade.

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History

Bassivity was created in 2000 by hip-hop producer Vanja Ulepić. In 2001 label expanded into Bassivity music when Ulepić and Relja Milanković Reksona from the Serbian hip hop duo V.I.P. merged their studios with the production/marketing agency Soulflower. [1]

Bassivity Music stopped operating in 2005 when Ulepić moved to New York.

Since then, Bassivity (Bassivity LLC) is New York based audio/video production and publishing company owned by Ulepić and Jane't Sewell.

in 2008 digital sub-label Bassivity Digital for local Serbian artists was created based in Belgrade, Serbia. [2]

Artists

Artists who have released albums with the label include:

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References

  1. "O Bassivity". bassivitydigital.com (in Serbian). Archived from the original on 17 July 2014. Retrieved 15 July 2014.
  2. Пословно име. apr.gov.rs (in Serbian). Serbian Agency for Business Registries. Retrieved 15 July 2014.[ permanent dead link ]