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When it was announced that his Young Legend is among the 119 albums/EPs being considered for the Best Reggae Album category at next year’s Grammy Awards, E-Dee saw it as a validation for the record company he launched in early 2025.
Young Legend was released and marketed by Clarendon Records, the Los Angeles-based artiste’s company. The deejay started it to not only produce songs, but take control of his career.
“What this means is that Clarendon Records is releasing records that can be measured at that level while we keep ownership. I run it as an independent, and the masters stay with us. Writers stay credited,” E-Dee noted.
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