Paper Route Empire will honor its founder Young Dolph with a tribute album later this month.
The label, which was founded in 2010, announced “Paper Route EMPIRE Presents: Long Live Dolph” on Monday. The project will feature multiple artists, including PRE acts Snupe Bandz, Big Moochie Grape, Kenny Muney, and Dolph’s cousin and leading artist, Key Glock, with whom he released the mixtapes “Dum & Dummer” one and two.
Another of Dolph’s artists, Jay Fizzle, released the lead single, “Long Live Dolph,” to kick off the rollout for the project.
Daddyo, Dolph’s business partner, spoke with Rolling Stone about the passion that went into the project and his plans to carry on with Dolph’s legacy.
“I know he’d want me to continue his legacy by working hard to push all our artists to the next level and make PRE an international brand. I hope his fans love it as much as I do,” the Paper Route Empire CEO stated.
News of the tribute album came on the same day that the murder suspect in Dolph’s case was set to turn himself in. Instead, Justin Johnson, known by his rap name as Straight Dropp, released a new music video for his single, “Track Hawk.” It appears he is still on the run.
“Paper Route EMPIRE Presents: Long Live Dolph will be available on January 21st. Fans may pre-order the album now.
