Interscope/ Geffen A&M Records Announces “Homecoming SZN Compilation Vol.2

Geffen A&M Records is doubling down on its commitment to supporting Historically Black Colleges and Universities through music, culture, and community engagement. The label has announced the next chapter of its HBCU-focused campaign with the release of Homecoming SZN Compilation Vol. 2, a vinyl-exclusive collection celebrating the spirit of Black college tradition. Building on last year’s successful partnerships with Howard University, Tennessee State University, and Texas Southern University, Interscope is expanding its footprint in 2025 by linking with Hampton University, Clark Atlanta University, and Alabama State University. This year’s activations go beyond music – the rollout includes campus events, live performances, student career opportunities, and financial contributions to each school. As part of the campaign, Interscope will donate three dollars to each partner university for every item sold from the Homecoming SZN series, while also providing direct funding for academic, cultural, and student-led initiatives. The label emphasized that each school will receive equal financial support. Homecoming is more than a tradition at Hampton University. It is a cultural anchor that brings generations of alumni home. Hampton University President Darrell K. Williams spoke on the collaboration, stating that the partnership with Interscope gives students an opportunity to express themselves creatively while honoring the institution’s proud legacy. The Homecoming SZN Vol. 2 campaign officially launches October 22 at Howard University, where Interscope will host a campus pop-up featuring DJ Blaccmass, giveaways, food, and surprise appearances from Interscope artists to help kick off Howard’s Homecoming Week. From there, the tour moves to Clark Atlanta University, highlighted by a live performance from Big Boogie during CAU’s official Homecoming Concert on October 22, with additional events scheduled on campus throughout October 24 and 25. In addition to live experie

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