Very interesting of recall of events that I reckon you were not involved in. So, I can address all of your claims.

Yes, I owned Ordinance Records during my final few years of high school. It was originally a passion project between my best friend and myself, who at the time were EDM producers.

I quickly realized I had no will to want to continue making music and wanted to learn how to do branding and marketing. Granted, I was 16 at the time.

As for the 'false promises,' I'd need specifics to know what you're talking about. As for now, no clue.

Promoters: I did and still do have connections to promoters in the EDM industry. Here's some examples of Ordinance-related releases that were uploaded to larger promoters: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fcr2HiOnQAc & https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tOUfklqt-vQ

As for offices, we were owned (for a brief period) by a company called VisionTV Network in the UK. We were looking to expand the organization into the UK, but decided we'd rather focus at home. We did have a space in an office building for a brief period in Atlanta, so there's that.

And for the people who 'signed under false premises': I encourage you to find any artist in the Ordinance catalog who wasn't aware of what we were and what we intended to do, which was expand their audiences.

And on your final thought, I've been openly honest about what happened with Inval3d. It never happened more than once, and I realized my mistake. Here we are 2 years later and I've become an adult and work very hard for what I have.

Thanks for spreading stuff you were not involved in. If you'd like to chat, it's not hard to find my Facebook, here's my Twitter, and my email is [[email protected]](mailto:[email protected]).