Shaboozey's Legal Battle Over Song Rights

Shaboozey is currently embroiled in a legal battle with his former label, Kreshendo Entertainment, as he seeks to reclaim his songwriting rights. Despite the success of his recent hit single, "A Bar Song (Tipsy)," the artist is unable to fully capitalize on his earnings due to Kreshendo's refusal to return his publishing rights. Reports indicate that Shaboozey has approached Warner-Tamerlane for a financial settlement to exit his contract, but has faced resistance, with suspicions that Kreshendo is exerting pressure to keep him bound to the agreement. According to Shaboozey's lawyer, Todd Bonder, Warner-Tamerlane has not disclosed the total amount of unrecouped advances owed to the artist, which he claims violates their administration agreement. Bonder alleges that Kreshendo has instructed Warner not to provide this crucial financial information, further complicating Shaboozey's efforts to regain control over his music. In addition to the publishing rights dispute, Shaboozey has accused Kreshendo of releasing songs without his consent, even after their contract was terminated in 2019. The ongoing legal issues have drawn attention, prompting inquiries from media outlets regarding comments from Shaboozey, Kreshendo, and Warner-Tamerlane. Meanwhile, Shaboozey has been spotted in New York City with model and actress Emily Ratajkowski, fueling dating rumors. The pair recently attended a premiere together, while Ratajkowski has been linked to several high-profile figures in the past. She has expressed intentions to focus on personal growth and privacy in the coming year.