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The '''MNRK Music Group discography''' has produced more [[Billboard charts|''Billboard'']] hits than any other [[independent record label]]. [[MNRK Music Group]] was known as Koch Records from its founding in 1987 until 2009 and eOne Music from 2009 to 2021. In its early years, the record label signed many country, classical and rock acts, including artists [[Ringo Starr]], [[Joan Baez]], [[Chris Brubeck]] and [[Bob James (musician)|Bob James]]. In the early 2000s, the label began to sign more hip hop acts and made deals with hip hop labels, releasing records by [[2Pac]], [[Tha Dogg Pound]], [[Kurupt]], [[Daz Dillinger]] and [[Gangsta Advisory]]. MNRK Music has had over 100 albums chart on the [[Billboard charts|''Billboard'' Independent chart]] and is the largest independently owned record label in the United States.
The '''MNRK Music Group discography''' has produced more [[Billboard charts|''Billboard'']] hits than any other [[independent record label]]. [[MNRK Music Group]] was known as Koch Records from its founding in 1987 until 2009 and eOne Music from 2009 to 2021. In its early years, the record label signed many country, classical and rock acts, including artists [[Ringo Starr]], [[Joan Baez]], [[Chris Brubeck]] and [[Bob James (musician)|Bob James]]. In the early 2000s, the label began to sign more hip hop acts and made deals with hip hop labels, releasing records by [[2Pac]], [[Tha Dogg Pound]], [[Kurupt]], [[Daz Dillinger]] and [[Gangsta Advisory]]. MNRK Music has had over 100 albums chart on the [[Billboard charts|''Billboard'' Independent chart]] and is the largest independently owned record label in the United States.


==1990s==
==1990s==

===1999===
===1999===
*[[Mephiskapheles]] - ''Might-ay White-ay'' (Koch)
*[[Mephiskapheles]] - ''Might-ay White-ay'' (Koch)


==2000s==
==2000s==

===2000===
===2000===
*[[Flesh-N-Bone]]- ''[[5th Dog Let Loose]]'' (Mo Thugs/Koch/In The Paint)
*[[Flesh-N-Bone]]- ''[[5th Dog Let Loose]]'' (Mo Thugs/Koch/In The Paint)
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===2003===
===2003===
*[[B.G. (rapper)|B.G.]] - ''[[Livin' Legend]]'' (Chopper City/Koch)
*[[B.G. (rapper)|B.G.]] - ''[[Livin' Legend]]'' (Chopper City/In The Paint/Koch)
* Iconz - ''Ya Lookin' At 'Em'' (In the Paint/Koch)
*Iconz - ''Ya Lookin' At 'Em'' (In The Paint/Koch)
*[[KRS-One]] - ''[[Kristyles]]'' (Koch)
*[[KRS-One]] - ''[[Kristyles]]'' (Koch)
*[[Montell Jordan]] - ''[[Life After Def]]'' (Enterprise/Koch)
*[[Opeth]] - ''[[Damnation (album)|Damnation]]'' (Music for Nations/Koch)
*[[Opeth]] - ''[[Damnation (album)|Damnation]]'' (Music for Nations/Koch)
*[[Some Girls]] - ''[[Feel It (Some Girls album)|Feel It]]'' (Koch)
*[[Some Girls]] - ''[[Feel It (Some Girls album)|Feel It]]'' (Koch)
*[[Soulja Slim]] - ''[[Years Later...A Few Months After]]'' (Cut Throat Comitty/In The Paint/Koch)
*[[The Bangles]] - ''[[Doll Revolution]]'' (Koch)
*[[The Bangles]] - ''[[Doll Revolution]]'' (Koch)
*[[Turk (rapper)|Turk]] - ''[[Raw & Uncut]]'' (Laboratory/In The Paint/Koch)


===2004===
===2004===
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*[[Royce da 5'9"]] - ''[[Death Is Certain]]'' (Koch)
*[[Royce da 5'9"]] - ''[[Death Is Certain]]'' (Koch)
*[[Tony Touch]] - ''[[The Piece Maker 2]]'' (Koch)
*[[Tony Touch]] - ''[[The Piece Maker 2]]'' (Koch)
*[[Turk (rapper)|Turk]] - ''[[Penitentiary Chances]]'' (Laboratory/Koch)
*[[Cormega]] - ''[[Legal Hustle]]'' (Legal Hustle/Koch)
*[[Cormega]] - ''[[Legal Hustle]]'' (Legal Hustle/Koch)
*[[B.G. (rapper)|B.G.]] - ''[[Life After Cash Money]]'' (Chopper City/Koch)
*[[B.G. (rapper)|B.G.]] - ''[[Life After Cash Money]]'' (Chopper City/Koch)
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===2005===
===2005===
*[[C-Murder]] - ''[[The Truest Shit I Ever Said]]'' (TRU/Koch)
*[[Master P]] - ''[[Ghetto Bill]]'' (The New No Limit//Koch)
*[[Master P]] - ''[[Ghetto Bill]]'' (The New No Limit//Koch)
*[[Little Big Town]] - ''[[The Road to Here]]'' (Equity/Koch)
*[[Little Big Town]] - ''[[The Road to Here]]'' (Equity/Koch)
*[[TRU (group)|TRU]] - ''[[The Truth (TRU album)|The Truth]]'' (The New No Limit/Koch)
*[[TRU (group)|TRU]] - ''[[The Truth (TRU album)|The Truth]]'' (The New No Limit/Koch)
*[[Jerry Douglas]] - ''[[The Best Kept Secret (Jerry Douglas album)|The Best Kept Secret]]'' (Koch)
*[[Jerry Douglas]] - ''[[The Best Kept Secret (Jerry Douglas album)|The Best Kept Secret]]'' (Koch)
* [[Jim Jones (rapper)|Jim Jones]] - ''[[Harlem: Diary of a Summer]]'' (Diplomat/Koch)
*[[Jim Jones (rapper)|Jim Jones]] - ''[[Harlem: Diary of a Summer]]'' (Diplomat/Koch)
*[[Kurupt]] - ''[[Against the Grain (Kurupt album)|Against the Grain]]'' (Death Row/Koch)
*[[Kurupt]] - ''[[Against the Grain (Kurupt album)|Against the Grain]]'' (Death Row/Koch)
*[[Marcus Miller]] - ''[[Silver Rain]]'' (Koch)
*[[Marcus Miller]] - ''[[Silver Rain]]'' (Koch)
*[[B.G. (rapper)|B.G.]] - ''[[The Heart of tha Streetz, Vol. 1]]'' (Chopper City/Koch)
*[[B.G. (rapper)|B.G.]] - ''[[The Heart of tha Streetz, Vol. 1]]'' (Chopper City/Koch)
*[[Funkmaster Flex]] - ''[[Car Show Tour]]'' (Koch)


===2006===
===2006===
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===2007===
===2007===
*[[Freekey Zekey]] - ''[[Book of Ezekiel (album)|Book of Ezekiel]]'' (Diplomat/Asylum/Koch/Atlantic/730 Dips)
*[[Hell Rell]] - ''[[For the Hell of It]]'' (Diplomat/Koch)
*[[Hell Rell]] - ''[[For the Hell of It]]'' (Diplomat/Koch)
*[[40 Cal.]] - ''[[Broken Safety 2]]'' (Diplomat/Koch)
*[[40 Cal.]] - ''[[Broken Safety 2]]'' (Diplomat/Koch)
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===2009===
===2009===
*[[Dope (band)|Dope]] - ''[[No Regrets (Dope album)|No Regrets]]'' (Koch)
*[[Warren G]] - ''[[The G Files]]'' (TTL/Koch)
*[[Warren G]] - ''[[The G Files]]'' (TTL/Koch)
*[[KRS-One]] & [[Buckshot (rapper)|Buckshot]] - ''[[Survival Skills]]'' (Koch)
*[[KRS-One]] & [[Buckshot (rapper)|Buckshot]] - ''[[Survival Skills]]'' (Koch)
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*[[Juvenile (rapper)|Juvenile]] - ''[[Cocky and Confident]]'' (Atlantic/UTP/Koch)
*[[Juvenile (rapper)|Juvenile]] - ''[[Cocky and Confident]]'' (Atlantic/UTP/Koch)
*[[The Lox|D-Block]] - ''[[No Security (D-Block album)|No Security]]'' (D-Block/Koch)
*[[The Lox|D-Block]] - ''[[No Security (D-Block album)|No Security]]'' (D-Block/Koch)
*[[Dope (band)|Dope]] - ''[[No Regrets (Dope album)|No Regrets]]'' (Koch)
*[[Arkaea]] - ''[[Years in the Darkness]]'' (Century Media/Koch)
*[[Arkaea]] - ''[[Years in the Darkness]]'' (Century Media/Koch)
*[[DJ Khaled]] & E-Class - ''Present Live From The 305'' (Poe Boy/Atlantic/Koch)
*[[Jerry Douglas]] - ''Jerry Christmas'' (Koch)
*[[Jerry Douglas]] - ''Jerry Christmas'' (Koch)
*K.A.R. - ''Joe Crack & Pistol Pete Present: K.A.R.'' (Kill All Rats/Koch)
*K.A.R. - ''Joe Crack & Pistol Pete Present: K.A.R.'' (Kill All Rats/Koch)
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*[[Béla Fleck]] - ''[[The Melody of Rhythm]]'' (Koch)
*[[Béla Fleck]] - ''[[The Melody of Rhythm]]'' (Koch)


==2010's==
==2010s==

===2010===
===2010===
*[[Time for Three|Time for Three (Tf3)]] - ''3 Fervent Travelers'' (eOne)
*[[Time for Three|Time for Three (Tf3)]] - ''3 Fervent Travelers'' (eOne)
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*[[Faith Evans]] - ''[[Something About Faith]]'' (Prolific/eOne)
*[[Faith Evans]] - ''[[Something About Faith]]'' (Prolific/eOne)
*[[Necro (rapper)|Necro]] - ''[[Death Rap]]'' (Psycho+Logical/eOne)
*[[Necro (rapper)|Necro]] - ''[[Death Rap]]'' (Psycho+Logical/eOne)
*[[Dorrough]] - ''[[Get Big]]'' (eOne)
*[[Dorrough]] - ''[[Get Big (album)|Get Big]]'' (eOne)
*[[Cassidy (rapper)|Cassidy]] - ''[[Face 2 Face EP]]'' (Krossover/Larsiny/eOne)
*[[Cassidy (rapper)|Cassidy]] - ''[[Face 2 Face EP]]'' (Krossover/Larsiny/eOne)
*[[Fat Joe]] - ''[[The Darkside Vol. 1]]'' (Terror Squad/Koch)
*[[Fat Joe]] - ''[[The Darkside Vol. 1]]'' (Terror Squad/Koch)
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*[[Necro (rapper)|Necro]] - ''[[Death Rap]]'' (Psycho+Logical/eOne)
*[[Necro (rapper)|Necro]] - ''[[Death Rap]]'' (Psycho+Logical/eOne)
*[[Powerglove (band)|Powerglove]] - ''[[Saturday Morning Apocalypse]]'' (eOne)
*[[Powerglove (band)|Powerglove]] - ''[[Saturday Morning Apocalypse]]'' (eOne)
*[[Donell Jones]] - ''[[Lyrics (album)|Lyrics]]'' (Candyman/eOne)
*[[Donell Jones]] - ''[[Lyrics (Donell Jones album)|Lyrics]]'' (Candyman/eOne)
*[[Slim Thug]] - ''[[Tha Thug Show]]'' (Boss Hogg/eOne)
*[[Slim Thug]] - ''[[Tha Thug Show]]'' (Boss Hogg/eOne)
*[[Zoroaster (band)|Zoroaster]] - ''[[Matador (Zoroaster album)|Matador]]'' (eOne)
*[[Zoroaster (band)|Zoroaster]] - ''[[Matador (Zoroaster album)|Matador]]'' (eOne)
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*[[DJ Kay Slay]] - ''[[More Than Just a DJ]]'' (Streetsweepers/eOne)
*[[DJ Kay Slay]] - ''[[More Than Just a DJ]]'' (Streetsweepers/eOne)
*[[Kane & Abel (group)|Kane & Able]] - ''Back On Money'' (eOne)
*[[Kane & Abel (group)|Kane & Able]] - ''Back On Money'' (eOne)
*[[J. Dawg]] - [[Still Behind Tint]] (eOne)
*[[J. Dawg]] - Still Behind Tint (eOne)

===2011===
===2011===
*[[Fair to Midland]] - ''[[Arrows and Anchors]]'' (eOne)
*[[Fair to Midland]] - ''[[Arrows and Anchors]]'' (eOne)
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*[[Chinx]] - ''[[Legends Never Die (Chinx album)|Legends Never Die]]'' (eOne)
*[[Chinx]] - ''[[Legends Never Die (Chinx album)|Legends Never Die]]'' (eOne)
*[[The Game (rapper)|The Game]] - ''[[1992 (album)|1992]]'' (Blood Money/eOne)
*[[The Game (rapper)|The Game]] - ''[[1992 (album)|1992]]'' (Blood Money/eOne)
*[[Dope (band)|Dope]] - ''Blood Money'' (eONe)
*[[Dope (band)|Dope]] - ''[[Blood Money Part 1]]'' (eOne)
*[[Whores (band)|Whores]] - ''Gold'' (eONe)
*[[Whores (band)|Whores]] - ''Gold'' (eONe)

===2017===
*[[Through the Eyes of the Dead]] - ''[[Disomus]]'' (Good Fight/eOne)

===2019===
* [[Enterprise Earth]] - ''[[Luciferous]]'' (Good Fight/eOne)

==2020s==
===2020===
* [[Enterprise Earth]] - ''[[Foundation of Bones]]'' (eOne)

===2022===
* [[Enterprise Earth]] - ''[[The Chosen (album)|The Chosen]]'' (eOne)

===2023===
*[[Dope (band)|Dope]] - ''Blood Money Part Zer0'' (eOne)

===2024===
*[[Enterprise Earth]] - ''[[Death: An Anthology]]'' (MNRK)
*[[Loving (band)|Loving]] - ''Any Light'' (Last Gang)<ref>{{Cite web|url=https://exclaim.ca/music/article/loving_detail_new_album_any_light_plot_north_american_tour|title=Loving Detail New Album 'Any Light,' Plot North American Tour|last=Petrosian|first=Nika|date=November 26, 2023|magazine=[[Exclaim!]]|accessdate=March 6, 2024}}</ref>

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Latest revision as of 05:04, 8 December 2024

The MNRK Music Group discography has produced more Billboard hits than any other independent record label. MNRK Music Group was known as Koch Records from its founding in 1987 until 2009 and eOne Music from 2009 to 2021. In its early years, the record label signed many country, classical and rock acts, including artists Ringo Starr, Joan Baez, Chris Brubeck and Bob James. In the early 2000s, the label began to sign more hip hop acts and made deals with hip hop labels, releasing records by 2Pac, Tha Dogg Pound, Kurupt, Daz Dillinger and Gangsta Advisory. MNRK Music has had over 100 albums chart on the Billboard Independent chart and is the largest independently owned record label in the United States.

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  1. ^ Petrosian, Nika (November 26, 2023). "Loving Detail New Album 'Any Light,' Plot North American Tour". Exclaim!. Retrieved March 6, 2024.
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