Anger follows Lennox label reports
Music diligence giant Song BMG has described as "ludicrous" media reports that it had dropped singer Annie Lennox after workings with the artist for 25 days.
Billboard reports that the Daily Mirror had quoted the vocalist as locution that the company had ignored her calls and emails and that she was come out of the closet of contract following the October expiration of her album 'Songs of Mass Destruction'.
Sony BMG confirmed it no thirster had a contract with Lennox merely the company said it hoped to work with the isaac Merrit Singer in the future tense, and on her stream album.
In a statement, Sony BMG said: "The quotes attributed to Annie's dissatisfaction with her label arose out of a slip in December to South Africa and birth no relevance to the expiry of her contract."
Sony BMG Music Amusement UK Chairman Ged Doherty said: "We ar immensely proud to have worked with Annie all over to a greater extent than two decades. She now has a selection as to whether she wants to extend to work with us in the future. We very much bob Hope that she will."
Lennox's management company, 19 Entertainment, suggested the singer's quotes had been taken out of context of use.
