
Here we go again. New York Jets running back Thomas Jones is joining the likes of Carmelo Anthony, Ron Artest, Lamar Odom and dozens of other athletes in the launching of a record label, Outta Pocket Entertainment. What's different however is that Jones, who is dating actress Meagan Good, plans on broadening his horizons by putting out not only urban music, but pop music as well.
"I want to put out classic music, that individuals will appreciate for years to come, in addition to making high-quality music," Jones told AllHipHop.com. "I want to develop and brand top artist that are not only recognized but respected all over the country."The first artist on Jones' label is Atlanta singer, Myko. He currently has an underground single with Rick Ross called "Spend This Bread" floating around the Web, but his first single will be "Late Night Creep" from his forthcoming album which has yet to be announced.
"We met three years ago in Miami and I knew instantly that I wanted to invest time and finances into his singing career," Jones said. "He has great charisma, personality, and is a natural singer and songwriter. I am excited about this project, and we have high expectations for Myko and Outta Pocket Entertainment."
Will he succeed?


1. August 6, 2008
I think and feel that I must congratulate the NYJ star Mr. Thomas Jones for his courage and exciting future contribution to the music industry here in the U.S. Hopefully, God willing he maintains his consistency there and keeps up his promotion of the game of football as played within the U.S. of A and later sets a good example for future musicians and assorted people involved in the music business.
And, for teachers, and guidance counselors within different regions of the USA, and especially within a black community and future educational endeavor situations, I laud your efforts and hope to read more about the differing contributions within the various fields of academics and professionalism from a U.S. of A and a "globally aware" standpoint.
Also, I must add that I find the seperation of black interests within AOL (like the Chinese-American?) somewhat confusing. As an Asian-American, I have lots of free opinions to offer (wanted or not-but please feel free to correct me online if you want to) and a little to say about "differing" happenings throughout today's modern U.S. of A communities and hope that not too much gets in the way of honest and real communication between people from different places and personal backgrounds!
John E. at 9:48PM on Aug 4th 2008