Music producer Irv Gotti found himself thrust in the spotlight when he was slammed with money laundering charges.

Irv Gotti sadly passed away Wednesday night (Feb. 5) after suffering a stroke, and the Hip-Hop community paid its respects to the Murder Inc. visionary. Tributes poured in from voices around the ...

The producer, who died on Wednesday, built Murder Inc. into one of the most influential record labels of the early 2000s. His career was marred by a federal investigation and trial.

Just 54, the longtime music executive was robbed of the chance to truly grow old, a theme far too common these days, especially in Hip-Hop.

A founder of Murder Inc. Records, he helped launch the careers of Ja Rule and Ashanti and was credited as a producer on 28 ...

Irv Gotti - who co-founded the hitmaking Murder Inc. Records label and helped make early 2000s superstars out of Ja Rule and Ashanti - has died after suffering a stroke, The Hollywood Reporter ...

Famed music executive Irv Gotti, founder of hip-hop label Murder Inc. which produced superstars including Ashanti and Ja Rule, has died at the age of 54, according to the record’s distributor Def Jam.

Irv Gotti, the co-founder of music label Murder ... because they put out hits,’” he told the Los Angeles Times. The brothers renamed the label The Inc. in 2003 after authorities raided their ...

Irv Gotti, a bigwig in the music world who had ... Irv worked with Ye on his 2019 banger “Brothers,” and Ye showed his respects by posting a white dove on Insta in memory of his pal.

Hip-hop icon and record executive Irving “Irv Gotti” Lorenzo Jr., the mastermind behind Murder Inc. Records, has died at 54. The cause of death has not been announced, though Gotti had battled ...

Ye, also known as Kanye West, who worked with Gotti on his 2019 song “Brothers,” posted the news on Instagram along with a white dove in mourning. Famed music executive Irv Gotti, founder of ...

Irv Gotti — who co-founded the hitmaking ... That was just the start of the commercial success of Murder Inc., which the Gotti brothers titled after the crime syndicate of the same name.