Music
Basement Jaxx 'dropped by record label'
Published Friday, Aug 28 2009, 21:56 BST | By Oli Simpson

The 'Raindrops' dance duo ended their ten-year relationship with the company after reaching the end of a five-album deal, according to Contactmusic.
However, Felix Buxton insisted that the group will continue to record and tour without a label.
He said: "XL haven't offered us a new deal, but I didn't imagine they would. You don't need a record company now - they aren't so relevant. All you need is someone to distribute your music. Besides, you only make money through touring now."
Basement Jaxx recently admitted that their forthcoming fifth album was the biggest challenge of their career.
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