Bebe Rexha has parted ways with Warner Records, announcing a new partnership with a brand-new label.
The singer confirmed the move on social media, writing:
“So yeah. I’m no longer with Warner Records. Independent now. @EMPIRE @ghazi.”
The 36-year-old enjoyed notable success during her tenure with Warner, scoring major hits including the country-pop crossover ‘Meant to Be’ with Florida Georgia Line, which spent a record 50 weeks atop Billboard’s Hot Country Songs chart, and Top 10 smash ‘I’m Good (Blue)’ with David Guetta.
However, her albums have had a more modest commercial impact, with 2023’s ‘Bebe’ debuting at #37 on the Billboard 200.
The shift to EMPIRE marks a strategic pivot for the Albanian-American artist, who joins a roster known for empowering artists with greater creative control and ownership.
She’s expected to release new music under the independent setup later this year.