Ivy League Fatso is not only a song-writer, producer, and artist under the Ivy League Empire brand, but he is also the CEO. Fatso's roots and upraising stems from NYC and NJ, which is also where he developed his love for music and it's culture. By the age of 8, he was scratching on two 1200's and writing his own lyrics. 

Along progressing his musical career, Ivy League Fatso has worked and collaborated with hip-hop legends such as Greg Nice from the 80's Bronx rap crew "Greg Nice and Smoove B". As well as many others. He's also built a roster of hip-hop and r&b artists, which ranges from the east coast to the west coast and now internationally for his Ivy League Empire brand.  Fatso also has a few singles currently in the market titled "My Story" “Lay’em Down” “Balling Wit No Jersey” “My Life” and more. Which is reminiscent of NY story telling real life rap classics. He's also released several singles of the Empire’s KV The Ghost & other artists into the market. 

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At this point,  Ivy League Fatso, and Alex Au’dae CEO of Au’dae decided to combine their two separate brands into one, forming Ivy League Au'Dae, a U.S. based global digital distribution imprint label. But as a brand, Alex and Fatso were looking to take a different approach to the distribution market other than to distribute their own music globally for the newly formed partnership. That's when they both agreed that the overseas market was the way to go for offering distribution services. The collaborative brand had then signed a sub label, Estrella Records, out of Mexico. Amber Star, the CEO of Estrella Records released her single "FIFA Anthem" through Ivy League Empire.  Alex then reached out to long time friend and business associate, Elton Bryce, CEO of Bryce Nation one of the only Southern Africa based major labels, still relevant in today's African music market with 20+ years of experience  in the African music  industry, and market. After several talks and a collaboration between Ivy League Au'Dae artist KV The Ghost, and Bryce Nation artist Cindy Munyavi. Ivy League Au'Dae, was able to sign Bryce Nation to a sub-label distribution deal, giving them the ability to distribute music directly from the African market, along with access to 32 of Africa's biggest music markets via Bryce Nation's vast home based network in Southern Africa. Ivy League Au'Dae will be providing distribution services in the U.S. market for more top independent African artists than any other major label, including Sony Africa. 

More about Alex Au'dae and Bryce Nation can be found on their  websites