TWISTED PRODUCTIONS INC was founded by C.E.O Antonio "TwisT" Allen in the year 2000. At the age of 17, TwisT and producer Genard "SS" {Double S}Lundy began producing music for various Artist throughout metro Detroit: together with the help of Artist such as myself, HEAT, V.A., and Co-C.E.O. Jeremy " R.I.M.E." Wilson, making the project called "TwisTed World"! While doing well in the streets, due to lack of commitment and personal issues, the group agreed upon departure of the project, leaving C.E.O. TwisT on his own.After one year of departure, Twist teamed up with high school friend, Ian Easterling. In 2005, they founded TWISTED MANAGEMENT under current label TWISTED PRODUCTIONS INC., Ian, stepped into a Co-C.E.O. position. After searching throught the areas of Detroit, in 2006, TwisT and Ian located former member of the "Biv Ten Peewees", Robert "Magnum" Curry. Soon they began developing his album. Robert continued to perform at different types of venues across Michigan and created a huge buzz within the metro Detroit area.
In early 2007, with deals on the table, Robert decides to try out for Diddy's Making The Band 4!!! He felt as if it was his chance to show the world how talented he was plus he has a thrill for competition. While filming the show, Twisted Management continued to reunite and work with such Artist Heat now as "King Heat" of City Boy Records, whose album "Riverside Boss" is expected to be released in 2008. Twisted Management is still currently shopping deals with other Artists!
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