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THE ROSTER

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Kelōh Watts

The founder and the voice of the struggle. Kelōh carries the truth of now, proving that music doesn't belong to a clock.

The  Indigenous Army

Carrying the history they tried to bury. A powerful collective preserving lineage through frequency and flow.

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Shaynaya  Love Jones

The feeling, the pain, and everything in between. Shanaya voices the emotions that others are too proud to speak.

The  drop

"F Boy" — The Indigenous Army

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Coming soon

America We Have a Problem — The Indigenous Army

The first full report from The Indigenous Army. The history they buried, pressed on wax.

Already in rotation

No More 9 To 5's Album Cover
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No More 9 To 5's — 20 tracks

The Underground Railroad

LABEL ORIGIN

We clocked out so the music could clock in.

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The story: No More Nine To Five's Records wasn't founded in a boardroom. It was founded the day Kelōh Watts finished an album that said everything — and realized no one was coming to hand him a career. So he built one. That album, No More 9 To 5's, became more than a record. It became the name on the door.

The label runs on one belief: an artist's time belongs to the artist. Not to a clock. Not to a boss. Not to a system that wants your voice but not your name on it. Every artist on this roster owns their work, their message, and their hours.

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