Controversial rapper Foxy Brown has inked a distribution deal with KOCH Records for her new imprint, Black Rose Entertainment, and upcoming album, Brooklyn Don Diva. While the details behind Foxy’s deal with KOCH were not disclosed, a statement issued by her management claims the “multi-million dollar negotiation” was completed on August 8. “I have always been a symbol of independence as a female in music,” Foxy said in a statement. “My brand is already established, millions of my records have already been sold, and I have a fan base already loyal. After 13 years at Def Jam, I felt it was time as a matured business woman to move on and continue my brand under the roof of something I own.” Fox Boogie’s upcoming album, Brooklyn Don Diva, will be release in December and the LP’s lead single will hit radio in the next couple of weeks. “I have two albums of music record,” Foxy says. “My fans have waited long enough. I’m back bitches!”
