Morray on Leaving Interscope for Empire, Didn't Know Old Team Blocked VladTV Interview (Part 10)
February 21, 2025
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Morray discussed his decision to leave Interscope Records after four years and join Empire to release his upcoming mixtape, "Long Story Short." Morray expressed his desire for more creative control, explaining that being with a major label felt restrictive and often left him sidelined in decision-making processes. He revealed that working with Empire allows for a more personal and direct relationship, something he felt was lacking at Interscope. Morray was surprised to learn that his previous management had denied him a VladTV interview, an act he was unaware of. Now, with new management and greater autonomy, he ensures he's directly involved in his career choices. Morray's new project is a personal narrative, presented without any features, capturing his journey and growth since his last release. This shift to Empire signifies Morray's commitment to maintaining authenticity and connecting more genuinely with his audience.
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