Seeker Music reportedly acquired the catalogs of pop star Jay Sean and his longtime collaborator Robert “Bobby Bass” Larow. The independent music company also acquired the publishing of producer Cardiak.
“Seeker only invests in music we genuinely love. Jay Sean’s global hits are more than just songs, they’ve been part of our story, soundtracking our lives for over 15 years. You still hear them everywhere, and they resonate as strongly today. That’s the kind of impact we look for,” Seeker Music CEO Evan Bogart said. “With Robert Larow’s incredible songwriting catalog and Cardiak’s genre-defining work across hip-hop and R&B, we’re bringing together catalogs that have not only topped charts but continue to shape culture in lasting ways. We’re grateful for the opportunity to celebrate and champion these legacies, ensuring these timeless songs keep reaching new audiences around the world.”
Kamaljit Singh Jhooti is a chart-topping singer-songwriter out of London. The pop star rose to prominence in the 2000s through collaborations with Lil’ Wayne, Sean Paul, Lil’ Jon, and Nicki Minaj. He also achieved success in the United Kingdom with solo singles like “Eyes on You,” “Stolen,” and “Ride It.” Throughout his career, Jay Sean worked with Robert “Bobby Bass” Larow to produce hit after hit, including “Do You Remember?” and “Down” featuring Lil’ Wayne.
Carl “Cardiak” McCormick is a New Jersey native best known for working with award-winning rappers and singers, including Eminem, 50 Cent, Dr. Dre, J. Cole, and Chris Brown, to name a few. Along the way, he’s landed on the Billboard Hot 100 several times with tracks like “Damage” by H.E.R. and “Here We Go” by Coco Jones, among others. He’s earned three GRAMMY Award nominations across two categories — Best R&B Song and Album of the Year.
