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Indigo De Souza Launches Crowdsourcing Campaign After Label Contract Terminations

1 report, 1 independent Updated Oct 13
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What happened

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Singer-songwriter Indigo De Souza announced a crowdsourcing campaign to help release her new album. De Souza revealed that she prematurely terminated her deal with Loma Vista Recordings, which had prevented the album's release while she negotiated its freedom. She previously moved from Saddle Creek Records to a larger label, but stated the relationship was not aligned with her values.

From exclaim.ca

Why it matters

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The termination of contracts and the subsequent crowdsourcing effort directly impact the ownership and distribution of the album. This action affects the revenue streams and rights held by the record labels involved, as De Souza seeks to gain control of her work.

From exclaim.ca

Who's involved

  • Indigo De SouzaMusical artist launching a crowdsourcing campaign to release her album.
  • Saddle Creek RecordsAmerican record label with which Indigo De Souza was previously associated.
  • Loma Vista RecordingsAmerican record label with which Indigo De Souza terminated a deal.
  • Waxwork RecordsUS record label that actively connects bands to Loma Vista Recordings.

Who could feel it

Possible knock-on effects

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  • Loma Vista RecordingsSpeculative

    Loma Vista Recordings could lose album rights and revenue due to the premature termination of the deal.

  • Saddle Creek RecordsSpeculative

    Saddle Creek Records might face a loss of artist revenue following the contract termination.

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