debut, 12 (all within the summer of 2017), Rocky's third solo album, Testing (May 2018), and Ferg's extended play, Floor Seats (August 2019), all of each released under ASAP Worldwide/Polo Grounds/RCA; Rocky's Testing would end up being his final album to be released by Polo Grounds as he left the label in early 2019. Failed comeback attempts and RCA deal extensions In 2012, the label signed newcomers Lantana, Yung Joc and Overdoz. Lantana released the single, "All Hustle, No Luck". However, the single's commercial release was piqued by founder Bryan Leach's first degree gun conviction. Overdoz debuted with the single, "Lauren London", which was met with mostly positive critical reviews. In 2014, Polo Grounds renewed a multi-year label deal with RCA. Pitbull attempted a comeback with the single, "Timber" (2013), which ultimately made the number one position on the Billboard Hot 100 in early 2014. Unfortunately, three of Pitbull's follow-up albums have poor commercial responses; Global Warming (2012) sold 64,000 copies in its first week, while Globalization (2014) only accumulated 49,000 and Climate Change (2017) sold 14,000. This lack of commercial performance caused Pitbull to part ways with Polo Grounds Music after Climate Change's release. In December 2018, Polo Grounds and RCA signed another partnership extension, making the former a temporary subsidiary of RCA Records. With this second renewal came the departure of ASAP Rocky after three albums under the label and him being replaced by Chicago sensation Calboy. Recovery Calboy had released the single, "Envy Me", previously in September 2018. After Polo Grounds signed the Chicago rapper to the label, they (like ASAP Rocky's "Purple Swag") acquired the single and pushed it to streaming services. The single's popularity began to take off and managed to retrieve a gold certification from the RIAA, recovering the label's prosperity. On May 9, 2019, Calboy was succeeded by the release of another label mate, Brooklyn rapper Jay Gwuapo's debut album, From Nothing, Pt. 1. Calboy retrieved with his first EP release, Wildboy, three weeks later. He later followed with two more EPs, 2020's Long Live the Kings and 2022's Black Heart. As recent as February 2022, Calboy publicly disclosed his frustrations with Polo Grounds and RCA Records, believing he was being treated like a "label slave". Artists Current artists Abra ASAP Ferg Calboy Jay Gwuapo Overdoz Former artists ASAP Mob ASAP Rocky ASAP Twelvyy Hurricane Chris KJ Balla (deceased) Lantana Nina Sky Pitbull