[citation needed] The label handled the catalog for Sony Music Entertainment in the Philippines from July 2011 until February 2018.
Not long after, they started to shift its focus to homegrown music by signing up Asin, Ketama, the Company and Roselle Nava, among others.
[2] Eventually, Sony Music Philippines closed its operations after a long battle with widespread piracy in February 2012.
[3][4] Years later, Ivory Music launched its digital label and talent management unit, Enterphil Entertainment.
[5] The label, ahead of its 40th anniversary celebration in 2023, formally launched a new batch of artists like CJ Navato, Nonoy Pena, Karl Zarate, Meg Zurbito, Leann Ganzon, and bands like Stereotype.