GENERAL HISTORY

On November 11, 1998 in Dublin Ireland, out of a deep passion and love of exceptional
music of all kinds, Crownn was born. The mission statement was established then and
remains intact today.

("It is Crownn's mission to seek out the best in music of all types ranging from  alternative
rock, R&B, folk, rock, blues, hip-hop to Gospel and even those genres not yet " pigeon
holed" by our industry.")

The road chosen that day was not without its bumps along the way but through hard work,
dedication and determination. Over the last 10 years Crownn has grown to have registered
liaison offices in Ireland, Japan, The United States of America, Germany and Canada staffed
by seasoned individuals offering a cumulative total of 300 years of solid music industry
experience in all aspects of the business. During this time we have released albums and
singles of artist from the four continents of the world from Solomon (Ireland), The Beautiful
Girls (Australia), Rearview (Japan), Allen Gogarty (Ireland) as well as releases of the same
artist in The United States.

In the last eighteen months we have restructured Crownn Recording Group as well as
continuing with other branches of Crownn (i.e. Ambog Booking and Bofi LLC and Worthwhile
Management) but mainly concentrating on bands with a certain criteria for longevity.

Company “significant” Timeline:

• Company formation November 11th, 1998
  
  
• March 1999 Solomon single “It’s the end of the world as we know it! - which reach
  the Irish top five in singles
  
  
• September 1999 Solomon “Until Tomorrow” E.P.
  
  
• January 2000 Crownn signs Allen Gogarty and releases “The Right Place” single and album.
  
  
• November 2002 Crownn Recording Group relocates to Munich, Germany for bigger
  outlook on the European market.
  
  
• January 2003: Crownn Recording Group signs an exclusive sponsorship/endorsement
  deal with sportswear clothing brand Kickz Clothing.
  
  
• April 2003 Crownn signs Rearview for European, North American, and Japanese
  release and tour.
  
  
• September 2003 Crownns first international distribution deal with Cargo Records-
  Germany.
  
  
• November 2003 Crownn signs Japanese distribution deal and completes Japanese
  Crownn registered office.
  
  
• November 2003 Rearview releases Milky Way E.P.
  
  
• April 2004 Crownn releases the controversial “Underground Rapstarr” album which
  was later taken off the retail availability !! ?? due to!?
  
  
• May 2004 Crownn signs Ensimi (Iceland), Wallmark (Ireland)
  
  
• November 2004 Ensimi release first single “Yug Hurts” from self titled album “Ensimi”
  
  
• January 2005 the full length album from Ensimi titled “Ensimi”.
  
  
• May 2005- Wallmark releases full length album “Everything and Something” album.
  
  
• July 2005- Crownn Recording Group signs with Proper Distribution for world-wide
  rights.
  
  
• November 2005 Crownn signs New York rapper Cee Rock for territorial release
  Ireland and the U.K.
  
  
• January 2006 Crownn signs Portuguese band “Plastica” for the territory of Europe and Japan.
  
  
• March 2006- Cee Rock releases “The Fury” in Ireland.
  
  
• May 2006- Plastica releases “The Red Light Underground” album in Europe
  and Japan.
  
  
• April 2007- Crownn signs The Beautiful Girls from Sydney Australia
  
  
• October 2007_ Crownn Recording Group signs distribution deal with Groove Attack
  Distribution exclusively for G.A.S (Germany, Austria, Switzerland)
  
  
• August 2007- Crownn signs British/German rapper Beezwax
  
  
• November 2007- Crownn releases The Beautiful Girls fourth studio album “Ziggurats”
  
  
• December 2007- Beezwax releases 12” Dead Stranger vinly.
  
  
• March 2008-Ratrun releases an Irish only full length album.
  
  
• April 2008_ Beezwax releases full length album “Sting Operation”.
  
  
• September 2008-2009- PAUSE AND RESTRUCTURE!
  
  
• September 2009: Crownn Recording Group reaches an agreement with
  conglomerate group Bofi LLC.
  
  
• October 2009: Bofi LLC signs on Crownn Recording Group behalf DJ JB International
  to mark the first physical African office in Cape Town, South Africa.