KANSAS CITY, Mo. - s4story -- Hip-hop artist, entrepreneur, and music producer Producer 9-0, also known as La'Nardo Myrick Sr., founder of BGE Digital Distribution in Kansas City, Missouri, is publicly seeking assistance from qualified law firms, royalty accounting professionals, investigators, and government authorities concerning serious concerns within the music distribution and licensing industry.

Founded in 2014, BGE Digital Distribution has worked to support independent artists and labels by helping them navigate digital distribution in an industry often marked by limited transparency and unequal leverage. Over the years, the company has engaged with a number of distribution and related service platforms, including Symphonic Distribution, CD Baby, and TuneCore, while advocating for fair business practices, accurate accounting, and proper royalty treatment for independent rights holders.

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La'Nardo Myrick Sr. now states that he is in a position to question whether certain practices within the distribution, royalty reporting, and licensing ecosystem may involve improper, unfair, or potentially unlawful conduct. He believes that many independent artists, producers, and labels may not fully understand how financial reporting systems, licensing structures, deductions, and royalty payment practices affect their earnings and ownership rights.

As a result, Producer 9-0 is actively seeking:

• Law firms experienced in music royalties, entertainment law, licensing disputes, and distribution-related claims
• Professionals who work with or have access to royalty accounting firms and forensic accounting resources
• Federal, state, or local investigators willing to review possible misconduct
• Industry professionals capable of helping determine whether criminal or civil violations may be occurring in the entertainment business

According to La'Nardo Myrick Sr., this effort is not solely about one company. It is also a call for answers, transparency, and possible relief for independent artists, labels, producers, and rights holders who may have experienced similar treatment within the broader music business.

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"This effort is bigger than one company," said Producer 9-0. "Independent artists and labels deserve transparency, accountability, and fair treatment. If unlawful, deceptive, or abusive actions are taking place in distribution, licensing, or royalty reporting, those actions should be thoroughly examined."

BGE Digital Distribution is calling on attorneys, forensic royalty accountants, investigators, journalists, regulators, and other qualified parties with relevant knowledge or resources to come forward and make contact.

Contact: Email: Nine@BgeDistribution.xyz
Website: www.BgeDistribution.xyz