X-Change Corporation, an emerging hip-hop entertainment conglomerate, is pleased to announce that negotiations are currently underway with a number of major distributors to have a put deal to distribute their music label's albums. Old West Entertainment, which is headed by iconic West Coast hip-hop legend, Kid Frost, is planning to have a deal secured by the first quarter of 2012. At the moment, Old West Entertainment has built up a library of 10 albums that are ready to be distributed into market. "We have a strong library which is ready to be presented to the public, most of our artist have a strong following already", says Arturo Molina aka Kid Frost.

Old West Entertainment is also making their library available on iTunes for digital downloads, according to a new report from research analysts. Global Equities Research has revealed that Apple's iTunes platform, including music, films, iBooks and the App Store, will grow at a rate of 39% over the next three years to contribute $13 billion in revenue in 2013. The group's research indicates that more publishers are supporting Apple's iBook format over Amazon's Kindle platform, with it believed that Apple's design and finishing has begun to tempt users way from the Kindle. "We are excited to have our library available on iTunes in 2012 for digital downloads, and hopefully we are able to close a put deal with a major like Sony, Universal, Warner, etc.", added Old West CEO, Arturo Molina.