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Lorde lets record deal expire: 'Starting with a clean slate'

Lorde lets record deal expire: 'Starting with a clean slate'

New Zealand pop artist Lorde revealed that her recording contract with Universal Music expired last year, leaving her currently without a label. While she has not ruled out signing a new deal in the future, she stated that she is enjoying her independence and starting with a clean slate.

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Major concert at WorldPride Village on Museumplein: "This should really happen every year"

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Kids Top 20 adds AI label to AI presenter: 'Accountability towards children'

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