Sentence examples for label schoolboy from inspiring English sources

His company, SB Projects, also encompasses a record label, Schoolboy, as well as divisions for film, television, music publishing and technology investment.

He took on the management of a British boy band called the Wanted, and he signed Carly Rae Jepsen, a Canadian singer, to his label, Schoolboy Records.

After discovering that Jepsen was signed to Canada's 604 Records (Nickelback singer Chad Kroeger's label), Bieber was poised to make her a star in the U.S and the rest of the world, and signed her to his manager Scooter Braun's label Schoolboy Records.

In this country it was released by Interscope via Schoolboy Records, the label of Justin Bieber and his manager, Scooter Braun.

Men's wear sales have benefited from a new generation of designers who made their name in men's clothing: Mr. Ford, formerly at Gucci and now with his own label; Thom Browne, who introduced the retro-schoolboy look; John Varvatos, whose designs highlighted the male physique; and Hedi Slimane, who championed the superslim profile while at Dior Homme and designed Brad Pitt's wedding suit.

After ignoring Lamar last year, voters could award his fellow TDE cohort Schoolboy Q for his lauded major label debut and make up for failing to crack the new artist race.

Because obviously what FS really needs is another label to pine for, in the manner of a small schoolboy pressed against the window drooling over sweets.

He did not elaborate, but according to reports in Billboard and The Korea Times, Psy has signed a contract with Mr. Braun's record company, Schoolboy, which is associated with Universal's Interscope label.

At his Sean John fashion label he has been known to show faux-British 1920s public schoolboy sportswear - blazers, cricket sweaters and wide white slacks - in its collections.

Kendrick Lamar's label Top Dawg Entertainment has a few major new stars in its stable, including the chart-topping ScHoolBoy Q and Isaiah Rashad, each of whom played stellar showcases this week.

A former Oxford schoolboy has denied reports he has joined Isis in an exclusive interview with The Independent – but labelled David Cameron "an evil creature"and described the US-led bombing of Syria as a "diseased" plot designed to kill off all Muslims "one by one".