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The Texas-Based Awards Ceremony Celebrates the Best in Positive Hip-Hop

Gnarles Barkley / N.E.R.D. Cover features both an interview and review w/ Braille.

Syntax Tour Update:The PB&J Party: If you only visit one Syntax show...Braille: Paid Dues Festival...RedCloud: D.O.P.E. Movie tour...1 . 1 . 1 . 1 . 1

PassAlong Continues to Bolster MP3 Offering With Music From Cutting-Edge Labels

The Peanut Butter and Jelly Party Reigns at GMA

Syntax Records hit the big screen recently with Universal Pictures

GMA Nominates L.A. Symphony For First-Ever Dove Award

Night Owls climbs from # 9 to #4 on the CMJ hip hop charts beating out notable artists like Wyclef Jean.

The Hard Working Indie Hip Hop Artist Releases His Fourth Solo Album This Spring.

Night Owls 4 has topped the charts for DMX Urban Beat for the last several weeks, and will continue to get strong spins

Where We Come From It Never Snows Drops January 8, 2008

At 20 Years Old, Koch is the #1 Independant Distributor.

This week Donell Johnson and Jeremiah Bonds join the Syntax team.

Night Owls 4, 3, 2, and 1 filled the only 4 "Staff Picks" slots on the front page of the Hip Hop section.

Win $500 and/or several CD's promoting Night Owls 4.

Electronic Arts licensed the track "Break It Down" from L.A. Symphony's new album "Unleashed".

Issue #74 w/ Slim Thug on the cover features a 2 pager spread on page 70 with your boy RedCloud!

Continuing its practice of bringing all genres of popular music to the mobile market, Hudson Entertainment announced today an exclusive deal with Syntax Distribution to distribute ringtones, ringbacks, full-length tracks and videos from the label’s hottest contemporary Rock, Christian, Gospel and Hip Hop artists. The products will be available for mobile phones later this year.

Once again, Syntax Records lovingly packages the best in real hip-hop for mass consumption! This is the 4th installment in the successful Night Owls series. Look for it in stores everywhere 12/04/07.

When it came time for Panasonic to pick a song that they felt would help sell their camcorders, the chose none other than in house producer Shane Newville's song "Samurai Showdown" from the Formless album dropping 12/4/07.