Initially set-up by members of PG's fynest.
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Originally hailing from Clapham, South London
Demorecords was the brain child of Boyar Mob Member Mics.
Forming a formidable music catalogue was their aim, so in 2007 they signed the production unit "Da Nekz".
They started the re-production of the now infamous(for having release date delays) PG's Fynest Extended play release 'EP01'.
With remixed beats and additional support from various artists the Ep01 release went live locally.
Sold in a majority of independant music stores, the EP was seen more as a promotional stunt rather than as a commercial release.
The reception from muical peers for EP01 was generally met with rave reviews comparing the production as a cornerstone in musical ingenuity.
This gave "Demo" the identity they needed and subsequently they decided that even though they had been able to barter to the masses, their main focus had to be the internet.
Thus, bore the fruits of the myspace website" "www.myspace.com/demorecords".
At this time a few of the former members of PG's Fynest had finished their orally contractual obligations which presented "Demo" with the enviable problem of increasing they roster with known talent.
Mc Madix was seeking a new avenue for his personification of his considerable musical talents.
"Demo" did not hesitate in providing the means for his talents to be suitably lamented.
Seeking not just to sign solo artists, "Demo" wanted to make a conglomerate that would be able to compete with the rest of the music game.
So, "Boyar Mob Posse" was established under the guise of the acronym "BMPin"
meaning Boyar Mob Posse everybody IN.
The first independent release is the dance track "Outside" which was written due to Boyar's distress at children suffering from the disease "Xeroderma Pigmentosum".
This track has been released on Itunes and is currentl available for radio play on Last Fm and alson IMRadio.
With the impending album "DEMORECORDS" coming out this March, it'll be an excited year for the fledgling record label.