MC Serch secured the group a deal by letting them choose what label they desired, which was with major label Geffen Records, due to their growing roster of like-minded artists such as Killah Priest, the Roots, and GZA. Russell Simmons was also interested in the group after Serch brought them to his penthouse for a live meeting and performance, which due to scheduling never came to fruition. Serch kept releasing singles for the group through his own independent imprint Serchlite, and they continued to garner underground worldwide notoriety., Grandslam Magazine MC Serch Interview Eventually, a series of miscommunications and incidents between the group, and Serch over the mysterious whereabouts of money, led to Non Phixion being dropped by the label during a merger with MCA Records, by way of then-owner Seagram.
