Today (July 10) was supposed to be release day for R&B virtuoso The-Dream, whose album Crown Jewel was supposed to come out through Capitol Records. The album didn't arrive, however. Instead, The-Dream has parted ways with Capitol and Crown Jewel has been indefinitely delayed.
The songwriter explained on Instagram that the album was mastered and completed as of April 21 of this year. It seems that, once things went south with Capitol, The-Dream attempted to secure the rights to the masters in order to release the album through his own Contra Paris label. He only got control of the masters yesterday (July 9), however, hence the need to delay the album.
See The-Dream's Instagram post below:
Crown Jewel is a collection of two EPs. Crown already came out back in the spring, while the Jewel half was set to be unveiled as part of the full-length. Stay tuned for the details of the album release to be confirmed in due course.
The songwriter explained on Instagram that the album was mastered and completed as of April 21 of this year. It seems that, once things went south with Capitol, The-Dream attempted to secure the rights to the masters in order to release the album through his own Contra Paris label. He only got control of the masters yesterday (July 9), however, hence the need to delay the album.
See The-Dream's Instagram post below:
Crown Jewel is a collection of two EPs. Crown already came out back in the spring, while the Jewel half was set to be unveiled as part of the full-length. Stay tuned for the details of the album release to be confirmed in due course.