1995-1999 · New Orleans

THE HISTORY OF TAKE FO’ RECORDS | The Label That Helped Build New Orleans Bounce

Garage_Gym_Spins · Aug 18, 2026 · published to YouTube

Before Cash Money and No Limit became worldwide names, New Orleans was developing a sound unlike anything else in hip-hop — BOUNCE MUSIC. And one record label played a major role in that story: TAKE FO’ RECORDS. In this complete documentary, we dive into the history and catalog of Take Fo’ Records and the artists who helped define an era of New Orleans music. From DJ Jubilee and the early days of bounce to Katey Red, Willie Puckett, K.C. Redd, Choppa, Tec-9, Junie Bezel and more, we’re going through the releases, artists and records that made Take Fo’ an important piece of New Orleans hip-hop history. We explore: 🔥 The beginnings of Take Fo’ Records 🔥 The rise of DJ Jubilee 🔥 The evolution of New Orleans bounce 🔥 The label’s classic 1990s releases 🔥 Katey Red and the changing sound of bounce 🔥 Choppa and “Choppa Style” 🔥 Take Fo’s overlooked artists and releases 🔥 The label

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