UNITED STATES: Ariana Grande and Demi Lovato have parted ways with their longtime manager Scooter Braun, according to a report by Billboard. Grande’s collaboration with Braun began in 2013, the same year she debuted her album “Yours Truly.”
The specifics of the separation, including the extent of the business and management ties being severed, are yet to be publicly disclosed.
J Balvin previously departed from Scooter Braun’s company SB Projects in May. Recent reports also reveal that Demi Lovato, who joined SB Projects in 2019, similarly left sometime in the previous month.
However, the rumors regarding Justin Bieber’s alleged departure were denied by his representatives. Bieber, whom Braun famously “discovered” through YouTube, appears to remain connected to Braun.
Scooter Braun’s most notorious dispute involves Taylor Swift. In 2019, he acquired the master rights to her earlier albums following the acquisition of her former label, Big Machine Label Group.
This move prompted Swift to embark on the journey of re-recording her music, leading to her ongoing Taylor’s Version series. The upcoming addition to this series, “1989 (Taylor’s Version),” is scheduled for release on October 2.
This Friday, Grande is set to unveil a deluxe 10th-anniversary edition of her album “Yours Truly.”
The digital reissue will be accessible on August 25, while vinyl pre-orders will commence on August 28. Alongside the original tracks from the album, the upcoming anniversary edition of “Yours Truly” includes a selection of updated versions of songs performed live in London.
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