Chris Brown is currently signed to RCA Records, having joined the label in 2012 after the dissolution of Jive Records. RCA Records is a flagship recording label of Sony Music Entertainment, one of the "Big Three" record labels globally.

Initially, Chris Brown began his career with Jive Records in 2004, where he released his first four studio albums. When Jive Records was absorbed into RCA Records in 2011, Brown's recording contract was transferred to RCA, where he has remained since.

Under RCA Records, Brown has released several successful albums including:

• Fortune (2012)
• X (2014)
• Royalty (2015)
• Heartbreak on a Full Moon (2017)
• Indigo (2019)
• Breezy (2022)

In addition to his main record deal with RCA, Brown also operates his own record label, Chris Brown Entertainment (CBE), which was established in 2007. CBE functions as an imprint under RCA Records, allowing Brown to sign and develop new artists while maintaining his primary recording relationship with RCA.

It's worth noting that Brown's relationship with RCA Records has been one of his longest-standing professional partnerships in the music industry, spanning over a decade. During this time, he has achieved multiple platinum records and Billboard chart successes under the label's banner.

The artist continues to release new music through RCA Records, with recent projects and singles distributed under their umbrella. This partnership has proven to be mutually beneficial, with Brown maintaining his position as one of contemporary R&B's most commercially successful artists.

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