MJJ Music
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MJJ Music was a recording company founded by American pop singer Michael Jackson.
Founded in 1994, Jackson formed the label to help shape the talents of burgeoning artists. Among the string of artists that signed with Jackson on the label include Brownstone, 3T, Tatyana Ali and Men of Vizion. The label's most significant successes in America was that of Brownstone, whose 1994 single, "If You Love Me", hit the top ten of the pop charts, and Tatyana Ali, who had a top ten hit in 1999 with the single, "Daydream". Another significant success for the label was 3T, whose first album, Brotherhood, went gold in America and platinum overseas.
Due to difficulties between Jackson and his parent label Sony Music over promotion over his career and the label's future, Jackson folded the label in 2001.
