About

COMPANY OVERVIEW
The Resource Music Group is an independent record label based in Atlanta, GA. Founded in 2001, the label has represented the cutting-edge of independent hip-hop music for over 20 years. After experiencing several successful releases in the 1990s and 2000s, the label became inactive to restructure its brand to align with the digital music landscape following changes in the music industry.
This strategic move has empowered the music label to effectively support the digital ecosystem within today’s music streaming industry. The artist roster has been significantly downsized following the reorganization of the company’s structure and its relaunch with new business partnerships in 2025. The mission is still both straightforward and impactful: to market and promote a catalog of high-quality music releases across all platforms. The reduced artist roster ensures maximum exposure and marketing efficiency, focusing on building a dedicated fanbase and audience for each artist.
Our artists are featured on major digital music platforms including Spotify, Apple Music, Amazon Music, Tidal, and YouTube Music, among others. We encourage you to stream, and save our artists' music on your preferred digital music platform. Add to your favorite playlists.
THE COMPANY
Founder & CEO, Kenneth Rosborough
The Resource Music Group LLC
Kenneth Rosborough is a music executive, and entrepreneur with certifications in Business Development and Business Management. As CEO, he manages business and financial affairs (i.e.) A&R, contracts, digital initiatives, streaming, marketing, promotion, distribution, corporate comm, and company strategies. Highly organized, proactive, and professional. Excels at business management and works across teams to execute the daily operations of managing an independent digital music record label.
About the CEO
Kenneth Rosborough, born in Marshall, TX started his music career in 1986 at age 18 when he signed with touring entertainment company Young American Showcase based in St Petersburg, FL. He toured from 1986-1990 as a lead singer/front man for one of eight rock bands named Freedom Jam that toured the United States, Canada, and Australia. The tours were pre-booked and performed for nine months out of the year. While touring with the Young American Showcase rock band Freedom Jam, Kenneth Rosborough would also pursue his endeavor to become a recording artist signing his first record deal at age 20.
He wrote, executive produced, and recorded the R&B single "Baby Would You Be My Girlfriend". The single was produced by Gary Boren and released in 1988 on the independent record label Fantasia Records based in Dallas, TX. It would go on to be a regional hit. Kenneth continued to perform nationally with the band and touring company, while also performing his hit single at select high profile booking engagements.


Kenneth Rosborough transitioned to rapper/hip-hop artist under the stage name M.C. Ken when he released the regionally successful Miami-Bass hit single "Let's Get Busy". The success of the record came after several submissions to major labels were rejected. Having self-taught music industry knowledge at a young age of the business of music, the single was written, executive produced, and recorded by Kenneth Rosborough and produced by Multi-Platinum R&B superstar Bobby Brown's hit producer Huston Singletary known for his 1992 hit single "College Girl" on the "Bobby" album. "Let's Get Busy" was released in 1992 and the (Bass Remix) released in 1993 launching his own independent record label Mo'Money Records. Later he would go on tour with NYC hip-hop legend MC Serch to promote the single.
In 1992 Kenneth Rosborough founded Mo’Money Records in Atlanta, GA. A full-fledged, staffed independent record label that experienced regional success with the “Miami-Bass” sound of the South releasing hit singles from hip-hop artists M.C. Ken "Let’s Get Busy", Identical "Can I Rip It Up", D.G.I. Posse "The Panty Drop" (single), and "Make Me Holla" (album). The independent record label also experienced several successful distribution partnerships with The Music Network, Atlanta, GA, and Big State Distributing, Dallas, TX.

HIP-HOP SINGLE RELEASED 1992 MO'MONEY RECORDS





HIP-HOP SINGLE RELEASED 1994 MO'MONEY RECORDS
HIP-HOP ALBUM RELEASED 1997 MO'MONEY RECORDS
In 2001 Kenneth Rosborough founded The Resource Music Group in Atlanta, GA. An independent record label. With 30 plus years’ experience in touring, artist showcasing, music marketing and distribution, The Resource Music Group has worked with an impressive list of artists including Multi-Platinum recording artist, songwriter, and producer Gregory Abbott known for his 1986 R&B megahit "Shake You Down", as well as numerous of hip-hop artists, and hit producers including Huston Singletary known for producing the 1992 R&B hit "College Girl" for Multi-Platinum R&B superstar Bobby Brown.
The Resource Music Group is also responsible for successful celebrity hosted artist showcase tours featuring a lineup of its own roster of artists. At a milestone of 20 plus years in business, The Resource Music Group has built footprints in major music markets around the world and continues to make an imprint on the hip-hop culture as a black-owned independent record label.















DISTRIBUTION
Our distribution partnership with LANDR connects us to a vast global distribution network. Based in Montreal, Canada, this cloud-based music platform delivers cutting-edge technologies and comprehensive label services.
MARKETING
Results-driven music promotion from our marketing team keeps us in rotation on top-ranked playlists, leading to thousands of monthly listeners. They also manage targeted social media ads that reach millions of viewers, resulting in hundreds of new listeners and streams each day. This talented marketing team’s daily focus is based on a delegated balance of marketing strategies where honesty, transparency and efficiency are core values. Our music marketing experts stay on top of the latest trends and implement Omni-channel solutions that drive long-term streaming success.