Quality Control Co-Founder Pierre ‘P’ Thomas ‘Alive and Currently Hospitalized’ After Heart Attack
The music executive, whose roster includes Lil Baby, Quavo, and JT, is reportedly being monitored in the ICU
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BREAKING — Rolling Stone Music reports that Pierre "P" Thomas, the co-founder of Quality Control Music, is alive and hospitalized in intensive care following a heart attack. The executive, whose label roster includes Lil Baby, Quavo, and JT, is being monitored in the ICU. The news arrives as a sudden disruption in the orbit of an imprint that has shaped much of Atlanta's dominant sound over the past decade.
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Source: Rolling Stone Music, “Quality Control Co-Founder Pierre ‘P’ Thomas ‘Alive and Currently Hospitalized’ After Heart Attack”. Read the original →
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