Ariana Grande Launches Record Label, Owns Masters

0:00On April 30th, Ariana Grande is stepping up her game by launching her own record label, Baby Doll Music, to drop her new album Petal on July 31st. This move lets her own the original master recordings of her tracks, a huge power play in the music biz. The label named Nas to Mariah Carey's 1997 hit Baby Doll, one of Ariana's idols. She's following in the footsteps of artists like Taylor Swift, who fought hard for control over her own masters. Fans and insiders are buzzing about this shift, seeing it as Ariana taking charge after watching others get short-changed and deals. It means more creative freedom and bigger earnings if the album blows up. Sources close to her say, Taylor's battles lit a fire under Ariana, pushing her to build this setup on her terms. No more middlemen calling the shots. This could mark a new era for Ariana, owning her art while dropping what promises to be her most personal project yet. Keep an eye on Petal, it might redefine her legacy.

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