Massive - Season 1

Season 1

Episodes

Creation of the Label
After a row and an eventful Battle of the Bands, Shady Music makes its first signing.

Recording the Single
The label's first signing, girl band HearKittyKitty, hit the studio to record a single.

The Music Video
When the HearKittyKitty single is played on Radio 1, the girls demand a music video.

The Photo Shoot
HearKittyKitty get a make-over and the lads are caught up in a human trafficking scam.

The Break Up
Eminem sues Shady Music for using the name of his company. Danny's plan goes wrong and HearKittyKitty sack the lads.

The Re-Launch
Lou persuades Danny and Shay to give the label another try and they set off in search of a new signing.
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