Justice pays attention to detail and he has great understanding of what hit records should sound like without compromising the artists creativity and identity. From the single selections to album track listing to the roll outs, each artist has been launched uniquely with care. The commitment to the full picture of artist development is something that this business has been missing. 'The time is right for this union because what LVRN has been able to do culturally is incredible.

When I think of someone who handles music with care, I think of Bryan and we're excited to welcome him home to Atlanta and LVRN,' says Justice Baiden, LVRN Co-Founder. We are on an unwavering mission to disrupt and redefine the rules of the music industry while also preserving the quality and integrity of the music. Bryan not only speaks the same language as the artist, but he also shares the same values as LVRN. Bryan-Michael Cox is a respected and accomplished producer and executive, and he's the perfect addition to our team to help continue in bridging that gap. “Trey Songz, bitch ass -–, tried to press women, you know what I’m saying, but then would turn down the fade when a -– came up to him for the fade, turned it down.'A&R has become a lost art in this new generation of music because of the gap in relationship between A&R, the artist and the label. “Some of them be doing crazy shit like I said, I had some run-ins, and they do that thing where they were trying to sell this tough guy scene, like this one, Trey,” Jackson said. Jackson told the Guys Next Door podcast he personally saw the singer confront a woman but avoid a fight with a man.Īccording to Jackson, Songz’ behavior was something he couldn’t respect.

Songz has maintained his innocence in the cases, however some people who have seen Songz in action that claim otherwise. However, many of these cases are still ongoing and could still result in his name being cleared. He was also sued for battery for a 2019 incident where he allegedly punched a bartender who told Songz he had violated the bar’s policy by standing on the bar. She went on to file a lawsuit against him, seeking damages of $10 million.

Other incidents include a woman who claimed that Songz sexually assaulted her in a Miami nightclub in 2018. The ‘Ready’ singer also has a $20 million lawsuit against him from a woman who claims he raped her in 2016. It has been just over a week since Las Vegas police cleared Songz of sexual assault charges in sin city. “He gone slap Rory, Trey don’t play,” another fan tweeted.

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