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✓ Published: 06-Jun-2024
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Billboard cover star Brent Faiyaz paved the way for many other independent artists. With his success independently, he was driven to create a label where independent artists could thrive, hence how ISO Supremacy came to life. Brent Faiyaz talks about his journey as an independent artist, his advice to other independent artists, why ISO Supremacy supports independent artists and more!
Billboard cover star Brent Faiyaz paved the way for many other independent artists. With his success independently, he was driven to create a label where independent artists could thrive, hence how ISO Supremacy came to life. Brent Faiyaz talks about his journey as an independent artist, his advice to other independent artists, why ISO Supremacy supports independent artists and more!
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