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Joanna “Jojo” Levesque has grown up and ultimately out grown
the myriad issues caused by her record label, Blckground Records, which she is
aggressively trying to leave.
Why she decided to sue her record label? What really happen
to Jojo’s career? Why only now? What exactly has Blackground Records done?
Excited to know everything about Jojo’s issues? Well, check
out the story and her recent R&B single below!
In the latest celebrity update, the style icon Joanna Noelle
Blagden Levesque (better known as Jojo), the only pop superstar who hasn’t
release an album in nearly a decade, has already filed papers in New York State
Supreme Court against her label, Blackground Records, for failing to release
her third album and indentation Da Family Records claiming that she is no
longer their artist.
In fact, the grounds that New York State law prohibits minor
from signing contracts that last more than seven years and yet Jojo declared
that her parents signed a contract with the label in year 2004 so by the law,
her contract should have been expired in year 2011, which means the whole thing
should be over and she can start a new thing.
Furthermore, the papers state that Jojo has also been “dissatisfied
with her professional relationship with the Da Family and Blackground for so
many years,” for a series of reasons. Even though she delivered them her album
on multiple events, they never released it; their Interscope distribution deal fell
apart; and the worst is they didn’t even pay the producers and vendors, which damaged
Jojo’s reputation in the business.
In addition, the papers say that Jojo’s mislaid on other
professional opportunities including brand endorsements, business contacts, and
merchandise, touring and good publicity.
The suits assumed that she’s running out of time to resound
with her tween audience, now, nearly a decade after first producing a fan base.
However, the most intriguing is that Neither Jojo or her
attorney ever got a copy of her contract.
Meanwhile, Jojo had a hits singles like “Leave (Get Out),” “Baby,
It’s You,” and “Too Little Too Late” as a teen, has struggled for years to
release the follow-up to 2006’s “the High Road.” Yet, Jojo’s 2012 single “Demonstrate,”
produced by Drake was supposed to be the
lead single for her third album but never materialized and then the entertainer
opted to self-release a critically acclaimed mixtape, “Agape,” last December to
tide over restless fans.
“I don’t have a relationship with
them. I would just prefer to have a platform to release my music support. I
desire to have a relationship with a label, I desire to work hard and I desire
to be a part of a team and be a team player. I desire to support, that’s all,”
She told Billboard.
Check Out the Music Video of Andre below!
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