Body Head Entertainment

Body Head Entertainment is a United States music imprint associated with Roy Jones Jr., the former heavyweight boxing champion who also pursued a career as a hip-hop performer. Publicly available reference material identifies the imprint primarily through its relationship with Body Head Bangerz, a hip-hop group based in Pensacola, Florida. The group originally included Jones alongside Magic, Choppa, Snappa, and Bone Crusher, and later listings identified Jones, SM Bullet, and Ms. Kandi as members. The imprint's clearest documented release is Body Head Bangerz: Volume One, the group's 2004 debut album. The album was released under Roy Jones Jr.'s Body Head Entertainment imprint and included guest appearances by YoungBloodZ, Juvenile, Lil' Flip, Bun B, and Petey Pablo. This places Body Head Entertainment within the independent hip-hop and artist-led label ecosystem of the early 2000s, where performers frequently used their own imprints to develop projects, coordinate releases, and associate a personal identity with a recording venture. The available record does not establish a separate, broad commercial catalog, distribution network, corporate ownership structure, headquarters, or formal founding date for Body Head Entertainment. Nor does it provide enough information to determine whether the imprint remains active. Its documented profile is therefore closely tied to Body Head Bangerz rather than to a large standalone entertainment company. The Body Head Bangerz project later returned under a different name, Body Head Bangerz Music. The group released Body Head Bangerz: The EP on August 21, 2015, with the single "Can't Lose." The 2015 release followed a long gap after the 2004 album and was not identified as a Body Head Entertainment release in the supplied reference material. This distinction is important: Body Head Entertainment is documented as the imprint behind the group's initial album, while Body Head Bangerz Music is identified as the label used for the later EP. The group's history also includes a significant loss. On March 1, 2013, member Magic and his wife died in a traffic collision in Mississippi; their daughter survived the crash. This event belongs to the history of Body Head Bangerz and is relevant to the context surrounding the associated imprint, but it is not evidence of a corporate action or scandal involving Body Head Entertainment. Because the available sources focus on the artist and group rather than the imprint's business operations, information about staffing, ownership, revenue, licensing, distribution partners, marketing campaigns, and current activities remains unavailable. Body Head Entertainment is best characterized as an artist-associated music imprint whose principal documented identity comes from the 2004 Body Head Bangerz album.

Body Head Entertainment is documented as a music imprint connected with Roy Jones Jr. and the Body Head Bangerz hip-hop group. Jones, known primarily as a former heavyweight boxing champion, also developed a musical identity and formed the group in Pensacola, Florida. The original lineup included Jones, Magic, Choppa, Snappa, and Bone Crusher. The imprint's principal documented activity came in 2004, when it released Body Head Bangerz: Volume One. The album presented the group as an independent hip-hop act and included guest appearances by YoungBloodZ, Juvenile, Lil' Flip, Bun B, and Petey Pablo. The release is the clearest evidence of Body Head Entertainment's role: it functioned as an artist-associated imprint supporting a recording project linked to Jones rather than as a widely documented, multi-artist corporate label. The public record supplied for this dossier does not provide a founding year, formal corporate structure, distribution arrangement, executive roster, or financial information for Body Head Entertainment. It also does not establish whether the imprint continued operating after the first Body Head Bangerz album. As a result, the brand's documented history should be distinguished from the broader biography of the group and its members. A major event in the associated group's history occurred on March 1, 2013, when Magic and his wife died in a traffic collision in Mississippi. Their daughter survived. The event affected the group's history but is not described as a scandal or business dispute involving Body Head Entertainment. Body Head Bangerz resumed releasing material in 2015 under the name Body Head Bangerz Music. Body Head Bangerz: The EP was issued on August 21 of that year and included the non-charting single "Can't Lose." The later release demonstrates continuity of the Body Head Bangerz artistic project, but the supplied source identifies a different label name and does not attribute the EP directly to Body Head Entertainment. Accordingly, Body Head Entertainment is best understood as a small, artist-centered hip-hop imprint whose best-documented contribution was the release of Body Head Bangerz: Volume One in 2004. Further research would be required to establish its legal entity, ownership, present status, catalog scope, and relationship to Body Head Bangerz Music.

• 2015

  Release of Body Head Bangerz: The EP

  [1]Body Head Bangerzen.wikipedia.org

  The group released its first new material in more than a decade through Body Head Bangerz Music.

• 2013

  Death of Magic

  [1]Body Head Bangerzen.wikipedia.org

  Body Head Bangerz member Magic and his wife died in a Mississippi traffic collision; their daughter survived.

• 2004

  Release of Body Head Bangerz: Volume One

  [1]Body Head Bangerzen.wikipedia.org

  The Body Head Bangerz debut album was released under Roy Jones Jr.'s Body Head Entertainment imprint and included multiple guest performers.

An artist-led hip-hop music imprint associated with Roy Jones Jr. and the Body Head Bangerz project.

• Hip-hop studio album · 2004

  Body Head Bangerz: Volume One

  The 2004 debut album by Body Head Bangerz and the principal release publicly associated with Body Head Entertainment. It featured Roy Jones Jr. and other group members, with guest appearances by YoungBloodZ, Juvenile, Lil' Flip, Bun B, and Petey Pablo.

• 2015

  Body Head Bangerz return with The EP[1]Body Head Bangerzen.wikipedia.org

  Product launch

  Body Head Bangerz released Body Head Bangerz: The EP on August 21, 2015, through the group's newer Body Head Bangerz Music label; the release included the single "Can't Lose."

• 2013

  Death of Body Head Bangerz member Magic[1]Body Head Bangerzen.wikipedia.org

  Other

  Magic and his wife were killed in a traffic collision in Mississippi. Their daughter was the lone survivor.

• 2004

  Body Head Bangerz release debut album through Body Head Entertainment[1]Body Head Bangerzen.wikipedia.org

  Product launch

  Body Head Bangerz: Volume One was released under Roy Jones Jr.'s Body Head Entertainment imprint and featured guest appearances from several hip-hop artists.

1. 1Body Head Bangerzen.wikipedia.org