The global music business has welcomed a fresh contender as TMoney Atlanta & L’america Recording Label, under Rehoboth Global Services Limited, officially launched operations in Lagos with the unveiling of its first artist, Oladele Samson Oluwaseun, better known as Samygin.
Unlike the typical debut of a record label, the management emphasized that the new company is entering with a disruptive mindset—seeking to merge business acumen with creative innovation in order to position African music more competitively on the world stage.
According to the label’s Chairman, TMoney Atlanta & L’america is designed to be more than a management outfit.
“Our vision is to build a structured ecosystem where music creation, branding, and distribution align with international best practices. Africa has the talent; what we are bringing is the structure, professionalism, and global access,” he said.
The decision to sign Samygin as the label’s flagship act reflects that philosophy. Beyond his artistry, management sees him as a market-ready talent capable of pushing boundaries. His story combines originality with perseverance, aligning with the label’s goal of creating export-ready sounds.
CEO Dr. Ranti Jacobs Agbaminoja described the partnership as a landmark step in reimagining how African talent is groomed and exported:
“With Samygin, we are not just managing a career; we are building a blueprint for global influence. His sound, his energy, and his vision match our ambition to take African music beyond its traditional limits,” she said.
For Samygin, the signing represents both recognition and responsibility:
“This is bigger than me. It’s about proving that African creativity can thrive on any stage in the world. I see this as a chance to inspire and to show that our stories and our sound deserve global attention,” he stated.
Industry watchers note that the entry of a corporate-backed label with international links could trigger new levels of investment into the African music economy. With footprints in Atlanta and Nigeria, TMoney Atlanta & L’america intends to serve as a bridge between local talent and global markets.
The message from the launch is clear: this is not just a record label debut, but a long-term play to professionalize African music exports and position them competitively on the global scene.
