Music Cardi B Is Reportedly Renegotiating Her Contract Before Releasing Her Sophomore Album Published 1 year ago on By Amani Sams According to new information from sources, Cardi B is involved in a “protracted renegotiation” with Atlantic Records. Reportedly the renegotiation involves more than money. This has caused yet another delay in the release of her sophomore album. Cardi B has shared snippets of new songs and has mentioned her next album several times to her fans but has yet to release new music since May 2019. Check this out>>> Cardi B and Fashion Nova CEO Richard Saghian Are Teaming Up To Give Away $1 Million To Needy Families Related Topics:Atlantic RecordsCardi B Amani Sams Amani is the Editor-In-Chief of Aman Magazine. Aside from managing the day to day operations of the magazine she is also a radio personality for Hits 92.3. Continue Reading You may like Cardi B & Reebok reunite for 90s inspired Apparel collection Cardi B deletes tweet about “defunding the police” Cardi B Gets a New Show Cardi B Calls of Divorce With Offset Cardi B Files for Divorce Cardi B Has Officially Endorsed Joe Biden For President Click to comment Subscribe Notify of new follow-up comments new replies to my comments Label {} [+] Name* Email* Website Label {} [+] Name* Email* Website 0 Comments Inline FeedbacksView all comments Trending Entertainment5 hours agoCosta Rican, Luciana Alvarado, applauded for Olympic 1st Entertainment7 hours agoCamila Cabello announces upcoming 3rd album Featured3 days agoEverything we know about Apple’s iPhone 13 release Entertainment3 days agoClubhouse to change its name to Shortcut Entertainment1 week agoChristina Aguilera discusses upcoming Spanish Album News1 week agoFacebook pushes back against Biden remarks on Covid-19 misinformation Entertainment1 week agoDaniLeigh expecting 1st child Featured1 week agoFormer Primark employee reveals meaning of ‘Code 2’ Featured2 weeks agoSpyware reportedly found on phone of journalists and activists Entertainment2 weeks agoAdele and Lebron James’ agent dating?
