Sanyal: Green Street Records did roughly $250k top-line revenue annually
Ani Sanyal · 926 How Teen Launched $250k Record Label, Then Kidney Failure, Now $1.5m Agency · Feb 5, 2018 · at 6:13
Ani Sanyal discusses the scale and top-line revenue of his independent record label Green Street Records before he was diagnosed with kidney failure at age 24.
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