RCA Records might regret losing out on Tinashe. https://t.co/hNBlSMyn5U
— Complex (@Complex) June 13, 2024
In 2019, Tinashe parted ways with her label RCA after years of conflict with the label. She has since gone independent, and recently signed a publishing deal with Nice Life Recording Company. Her song, “Nasty” is poised to be one of her biggest hits and *checks time to see if it’s after 6PM* Nashe has no problem rubbing her success at her former label.
The “Party Favors” singer was asked by a TMZ reporter, “Do you feel like RCA kind of dropped the ball when you were on their label? Because they couldn’t do it? You did it by yourself.” Tinashe responded, “You know? We just didn’t need them. All you need is hard work, good fans, talent. I know they’re gagging.”
Tinashe is on top of the world after landing her first Billboard Hot100 entry for her hit single “Nasty” ✨ — and she’s rubbing the accomplishment in her former label’s face! 👀 pic.twitter.com/rxGJyqErU8
— TMZ (@TMZ) June 13, 2024
Tinashe has previously spoken about her dissatisfaction with RCA, saying in a 2019 Billboard interview, “There were definitely ups and downs. I give them a lot of credit for helping me start out. […] My second album process just wasn’t as seamless as the first. I first announced it in 2015, right off the back of Aquarius. For whatever business reasons, it didn’t come out for the next three years. With that process of delaying the album, I felt really deflated as a creative. I was frustrated and helpless. I was over it and felt jaded.”
