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Sony Music Drops R. Kelly, Dissolve Working Relationship

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Published: 2019/01/18
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Sony Music Entertainment has dropped R. Kelly, Variety reports.

There has been report that RCA/Sony would not be releasing any of his music in the midst of Kelly’s sexual misconduct allegations.

According to Variety, The company won’t be having any working relationship with the singer.

Sony and its subsidiary, RCA Records, declined to comment on the matter.

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However, When okay check on the RCA website his name was not listed among artistes under the record.

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