R.A.W. Records
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The R.A.W. Records label was founded in September 2000 in Windsor, Ontario, by solo artist Jason Land (aka Bruce B). The R.A.W. CAMP, as the label is now known, is comprised of Bruce B, Nekos, D. Smith and J-Rize.
The label has released at least one album per year since its inception, including Perfect Chemistry (2001), Ready & Willin' (2002), Street Value (2003), IMC (2003), Breaking Point (2004) and, most recently, K1 Mixtape (2005).
Common themes in songs by R.A.W. artists include boasts of street credibility, money, and power.
Bruce B has said that his label "plans on dominating the Canadian underground and then the Canadian mainstream."
