CeeLo Green is entering a joint venture with Sony Music Entertainment, Page Six reports.
In the partnership, the label will fund his Mothership Entertainment Group, which Green will use to develop R&B and Soul artists.
“I’m certain I can rise to the occasion,” Green says of the deal. “It will be my pleasure and duty.”
Green released Heart Blanche in November, his first album since 2012.
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In 2014, he left his position as a judge on The Voice because he was facing drug charges for giving a woman ecstasy. He was accused of drugging and raping a woman, but was cleared of sexual assault charges.
