Celeste has claimed her file label “threatened to drop her”.
Celeste has been in cohorts together with her file label over her second album
The Cease This Flame hitmaker is gearing as much as launch her new album Lady Of Faces on November 14, however she has alleged that Polydor – who she inked a cope with in 2019 – had been in cohorts together with her over two tracks they wished to be included on the follow-up to her acclaimed 2021 debut Not Your Muse.
Celeste claims she has been hit with “penalties” over the disagreement and has allegedly been instructed to “hold making” social media content material – or run the danger of shedding their assist.
She wrote on her Instagram Story: “I’ve to be trustworthy proper now and say there’s some actually f’d stuff taking place behind the scenes, however I hold it transferring regardless…
“I’m additionally instructed that if I don’t submit, don’t hold making ‘content material’, that I gained’t get assist from my label.
“I’ve an album popping out on November 14, that I labored actually arduous for it even to come back into existence, in opposition to quite a lot of unlucky circumstances.
“I used to be at one level threatened to be dropped if I didn’t put two explicit songs on the album and now I really feel I’m being proven a set of penalties for not doing what I’m instructed.
“Additionally it appears I’m seeing a few of my concepts, and creatives I’ve relationships with, be used on different initiatives extra resourced.”
Not Your Muse noticed Celeste change into the primary British feminine artist in 5 years to have a primary debut album on the UK Albums Chart.
