Originally Posted by twells:
“Are you sure? My understanding was that when ANY artist leaves the label she recorded music for, the royalty rights for that music revert to the label.
Has nothing to do with her fulfilling the terms of the contract. If artists don't fulfill the terms of their contract, they get sued.”
“Are you sure? My understanding was that when ANY artist leaves the label she recorded music for, the royalty rights for that music revert to the label.
Has nothing to do with her fulfilling the terms of the contract. If artists don't fulfill the terms of their contract, they get sued.”
Yes, if all the rights went to the label she wouldn't be able to perform most of her discography. The royalty rights don't all go to the label if the artist leaves. Especially as she completed her contract - there's normally something in the contract regarding the royalties of the songs after it's complete. Leona and her previous label and the writers/producers that made the songs all get royalties from her previous work. So everything's fine in that regards. Especially as a good chunk of her previous material Leona is credited as a co-writer (as well as vocal producer for all of her material).




Maybe I can get myself back on the list 
Wait it's in 4 days omg.
before I get in a moral muddle.