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CONGRATS: Patoranking Signs Distribution Deal With World’s Largest Reggae Company, VPAL
Nigeria’s reggaeton/dance hall singing sensation, Patoranking has been on a roller-coaster since bagging the highly coveted ‘Next Rated’ award at the Headies 2014.
Making the news again after reports of his last endorsement deal, the Girlie O’ crooner has revealed a sumptuous deal with VP Records, parent label to one of the world’s largest reggae companies, VP Associated Label Group (VPAL).
While Patoranking remains signed to FostonMusik for record dealings and artiste management, VPAL will undertake the task of distributing his music material across the globe. It will also interest you to know that VPAL has had successful dealings with some of the best and internationally celebrated reggaeton acts including Sean Paul, Beenie Man, Elephant Man, Lady Saw, Mavado, Busy Signal, Shaggy and Gyptian.
Congratulations to you Patoranking!
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