Music
Solange denies record label axe
Published Thursday, Apr 9 2009, 19:40 BST | By Lara Martin

Rex Features
According to Black Voices, the R&B singer had been dropped by Geffen/Interscope Records following poor sales of her second album Sol-Angel And The Hadley St. Dreams.
However, writing on her Twitter blog, the star said: "Stooopiddd iddddiots rumour control for the day - I was not released from Geffen/Interscope... now back to your regular scheduled programme."
An Interscope spokesperson added: "Contrary to rumours floating through the internet over the last few days, Solange remains a part of the Interscope/Geffen/A&M family."
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