Lyor Cohen

After rebranding and remolding their 300 Entertainment label, Lyor Cohen, Kevin Liles and Todd Moscowitz have been on a mission to provide a more intimate relationship with their artists and distribute amazing content that engages viewers...

For the past couple of days Lyor Cohen, Kevin Liles and Todd Moscowitz's record label/management team 300 Entertainment have been steadily tweeting for the past couple of hours that a "New Day" is arriving on Oct. 21. #itsanewday 10/21/14 http://t.co/uqE9dJ...

If you recall, Dame Dash went on demolition spree in hopes of burning down industry heavyweights Joie Manda, Steve Stoute, and Lyor Cohen. Dame suggested that Manda and Cohen weren't really hip hop savants and in reality, were trying to destroy the essence of the culture with their piranha like business mentality ...

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Despite Dame Dash extending the olive branch over to Funk Flex a few weeks ago to end their beef, it seems he has some targets left on his radar. During an interview with VladTV, Dame Dash had his sights on demolishing music exec Lyor Cohen dubbing him  "a fake CEO." "My ...

During his keynote speech at Midem in Cannes, France, Lyor Cohen announced that his new label 300 has joined forces with Twitter in order to create A&R tools that will benefit the whole music business. “In the modern A&R business we are all looking for talent in various places, and certainly Twitter is a terrific place to look at talent,” said Cohen. “If you wa...

When Jay Z declared that there were new rules to this music industry, he wasn't kidding. King Hova's deal with Samsung to release his Magna Carta...Holy Grail album made his project platinum in a day, and forced the RIAA to redefine what constituted a sale in an ever-shifting business landscape. ...

It was Thanksgiving this week and hip-hop's ballers have a lot to be thankful for! As the holiday festivities commenced, rappers showed out their new cars, flew in private jets and played board games with racks of cash. With Black Friday today, we can only imagine what expensive purchases rappers will be flashing in the near future...

Former Def Jam and Warner Music Group chief Lyor Cohen has announced the full details of his new music company, which he's launching with old Def Jam pals Todd Moscowitz and Kevin Liles. Not quite a record label, not quite a marketing company, the new venture is trying to create a template for the future of the music industry—which is why Cohen has named it 300, after the famous Spartan battle aga

Lyor Cohen's future in the music industry has been a subject of debate ever since he stepped down from his position as the chairman and CEO of Warner Music Group Recorded Music back in 2012, but it appears the speculation will soon be coming to an end...

Looks like a Dream Team of Hip-Hop executives is getting assembled...

The music industry vet and the heavyweight rapper are apparently teaming up...