Irv Gotti, Murder Inc. Records Founder Who Worked With Ashanti and Ja Rule, Dies at 54
Before launching Murder Inc. in New York City in 1998, Gotti worked as an A&R at Def Jam, where he helped bring DMX, Jay-Z and Ja Rule to the label. Under the moniker DJ Irv, he produced the song “Can I Live” from Jay-Z’s 1996 debut, Reasonable Doubt.
The music producer and co-founder of Murder Inc. Records welcomed three kids — Angie, Sonny and JJ — with his ex-wife Debbie ...
Rapper and hip-hop world troll Curtis "50 Cent" Jackson took a moment to acknowledge the death of producer Irv Gotti this ...
Irv Gotti has passed away at 54. Find out more about the late record producer’s health, including his struggles with diabetes ...
In the wake of Irv Gotti's death, his longtime rival, 50 Cent, has spoken out with some final words about the late Murder Inc ...
Music executive Irv Gotti passed away this week, with several of his industry peers mourning the mogul and offering ...
Ashanti is setting the record straight about her alleged relationship with Irv Gotti. “Let’s clear this up,” Ashanti told ...
Even after news of his death, 50 Cent didn't let up from his relentless trolling of Irv Gotti, posting that he was "smoking ...
At the turn of the millennium, Irv Gotti – who died Wednesday at age 54 – helped bring a new class of hip-hop and R&B acts to fame as the co-founder of Murder Inc. Records. Also known as The Inc.
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