Edward "E-Dub" Rios

Edward “E-Dub” Rios is an accomplished music producer, entrepreneur, and innovator who has made a significant impact on the music industry. In 1999, he launched the groundbreaking Latin Hip Hop show “Pocos Pero Locos” on Power 106, which expanded to 50 markets through his company, Radio Syndicate. The show also introduced the platinum-selling hit "Lean Like A Cholo," released through his record label Silent Giant Entertainment. E-Dub’s Silent Giant Entertainment has built a catalog of thousands of masters, including platinum records and hundreds of millions of streams. The label has been pivotal in revitalizing the modern soul/souldies genre with projects from Lala Romero, Trish Toledo, Joey Quinones, and The Notations. He also collaborated with Beatriz Gonzalez, whose mariachi catalog has surpassed 300 million streams. E-Dub co-founded Joyas Musicales with Julie "Jules" Vasquez, initially focusing on regional Mexican acts before expanding into rap and R&B. His ventures include producing the Sundance film Filly Brown and partnering with United Stations to expand Radio Syndicate’s reach. In 2021, E-Dub established a state-of-the-art headquarters for Silent Giant Entertainment, featuring production studios and a showcase stage. With a proven track record of innovation and success, E-Dub continues to lead Silent Giant Entertainment into new heights in the music industry.