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- ↑ "Global rebrand for Warner Bros Records". May 28, 2019.
- ↑ @warnerrecords (1 November 2020). "We are excited to welcome @wearethenetwork to our esteemed roster. It's not everyday you have the honor of signing…" (Tweet) – via Twitter.