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HISTORY OF MUSIC DIARY GROUP

Gerald "Syncere Raheim" Bookman started working with independent record labels in 2002.  In 2008, he worked at Ruff Ryders Entertainment as an intern, during which time he was given an opportunity to learn about artist development and a few things about the business side of entertainment by one of the founders, Darrin "Dee" Dean.

In 2010, while working in the studio as a "Christian rap artist" under his own label entitled Music Diary Productions, he was discovered by a musician/producer that worked closely with Grammy winning record producer, Blac Elvis.  Utilizing the help of this producer and two others, Syncere launched Music Diary Group (MDG), an unofficial production company that participated in developing an artist, writing songs, and producing music between 2010-2013.  MDG worked alongside several artists such as Paul Porter, American Idol contestants; Kendra Chantelle and Ruben Studdard, and many more.

In 2013, Syncere Raheim stepped back from the music industry as he was conflicted about the type of music he was creating and about the direction he wanted his music career to go. 

In 2016, Syncere established Music Diary Group LLC, making MDG an official company.