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The Danish pop group, who scored a top ten hit with 'Fascination' last year, insisted that they left the record label of their own accord.
"Have we been dropped? Nope," the group wrote on their MySpace page. "But before Christmas we had the opportunity to leave - and we did.
"We (this means us - Alphabeat) sat down round a table before we went on X-Mas holiday and decided that we needed a change before starting recording our new album… and one of the major changes would be a new label!"
The group, who released their debut album This Is Alphabeat in June, revealed that they are "signing with a new label as we speak".
"We're heading into [the] studio to start recording our new album as soon as possible! We hope to release it during 2009," they added.
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