Rap mogul Sean 'Diddy' Combs' investment firm is putting $2 million toward the expansion of Philadelphia startup REC Philly to Miami, Florida.
that entertainer and businessman Sean"Diddy" Combs' investment firm Sean Combs Capitol invested $2 million into the organization and they'd be expanding to Miami, Florida.
The new facility will be housed in a 12,000-square-foot warehouse equipped with recording studios, photo/video production studios, dance studios, editing bays, podcast studios and design studios. REC Miami will focus on bringing resources to the creative communities of the South Florida city while also serving as a space for Diddy's Comb Enterprises to use and choose talent.
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