Music Executive

I am the founder and architect behind CO-101 Music — a digital label, development system, and infrastructure hub designed for artists, producers, and independent creatives who need structure, strategy, and industry-grade platforms.
 

My career began inside the UK rap scene, but today my work is focused entirely on building systems, not chasing the spotlight.
CO-101 Music exists to give creatives the tools, clarity, and digital power normally reserved for major labels.
 

The CO-101 Music System
 

CO-101 Music is built on three pillars:
 

1. Artist & Producer Development

A structured, high-level development program that teaches artists how to operate like industry professionals — from branding and rollout planning to publishing, royalties, and career strategy.
 

2. Digital Label & Publishing Infrastructure

A full back-end system supporting:

• distribution

• ISRC and publishing admin

• catalogue organisation

• metadata management

• rights protection

• rollout strategy

• online presence and platform design
   

3. Executive Platforms Powered by Culture

I build digital ecosystems for producers, artists, and movements including:

• Urban Monk — producer platforms, sales funnels, and sync-ready catalogues

• Mic Handz — development, leadership, and The Guru platform

• GMSE Savage — tour support, artist development and digital identity build

• Beats & Business — producer empowerment and London/NYC business literacy
   

Each platform is engineered to look, operate, and convert like a modern label — but independent.
 

My Focus

I specialise in:

• executive development for artists & producers

• digital label architecture

• publishing & rights setup

• rollout strategy

• platform building

• brand identity for music talent

• creative direction & catalogue systemisation
  
   

CO-101 Music is not a “service.”
It is an operating system for creatives who want to stop guessing and start building careers with structure, clarity, and strategy.
 

My Mission

To give independent artists and producers the same digital infrastructure, executive mindset, and long-term development that major labels reserve for their top talent.

To protect the culture.
To raise the standard.
And to build a music ecosystem that actually supports the people creating the art.