7th Sign Regime

The 7 Sign Regime established in the mid-1990s by former Bone Thugs-n-Harmony member Bizzy Bone. None of the acts are under actual contracts.

The First artist to be established on 7 Sign was Mr.Majesty. He appeared on The Art of War in 2 collaborations, "Ready for War" and "7 Sign".

These guest spots got Mr. Majesty some recognition and he along with Bizzy Bone rapped on the Blade 2 Soundtrack.

Mr. Majesty also had a solo song on Bizzy Bone's "Heavenz Movie", but soon Mr. Majesty and 7 Sign Records would part ways.

H.I.T.L.A.H. Capo Confucious Adrian "Capo" Parlette, made his rap debut on Bizzy Bones "Heavenz Movie" on the track "Waitin for Warfare" in 1998.

On this collaboration Capo and Bizzy traded verses about warfare, Bizzy Bone with the Speedy Flow and Emotion and Capo with the Raw Lyrical Imagery made this a good addition to the Album.

Before his untimely death Capo featured on Bone Thugs-n-Harmonys "The Collection Volume 2" and posthumously appears on Bizzy Bones "Alpha and Omega" and "The Beginning and The Ending".

Big B The world first met Big B in 2000 with Bone Thugs-n-Harmonys "Change the World". Since then Big B has slimmed down and been a part of 7 Sign and has appeared on both Alpha and Omega and The Beginning and The Ending.

The formerly 300 plus pound rapper has a distinctive voice and is used mainly on Hooks.

Rick "Double R" Robinson In 2003 Double R and Bizzy Bone released Double R's debut album Bizzy Bone Presents Double R.

Prince Rasu and King Josiah both debuted on Alpha and Omega in 2004 and are brothers. The warfare imagery present in their lyrics adds to the flavour of 7 Sign's modern day street soldiers appeal along with their rough and shout-sounding vocals.

In 2005 7 Sign releases a mixtape featuring themselves and other rappers affiliated with 7 Sign on the Internet.