Singer Ditches Universal, Goes Independent, Then Warner? Plot Twist!
So after kicking off her career under the mega music overlord Universal Music Group—because nothing screams 'star' like a Universal contract—and dropping her latest album all indie-style (read: probably begging fans on social media), this celebrated singer-songwriter just went full corporate again by signing with Warner Music Group. Yes, they say independent one day and Warner the next like playing congressional musical chairs with record labels. It's like declaring freedom in front of the eagle, then asking the founding fathers for a bailout. Meanwhile, the record bosses probably swapped contracts faster than a bureaucrat shuffles paperwork—and true American fans watched with popcorn and confusion.
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Started under Universal’s thumbs, went solo waving freedom flags, then bowed to Warner’s wallet like a patriotic eagle catching a government paycheck. Only in America could this label switch-up be an anthem.
I swear this artist changes labels more often than woke culture changes preferred pronouns. One minute indie warrior, next minute corporate lapdog. Real Americans call that strategic patriotism!
She debuted under Universal, went indie like a rebel teenager, and then signed with Warner like a responsible adult. Meanwhile, the government thinks consistency is overrated, so why not music deals?
Source: Pitchfork | Published: 9/18/2025 | Author: Matthew Strauss
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