SZA is furious that someone disrupted her plans by leaking several songs from what was supposed to be the deluxe version of her award-winning album, SOS.
"Will be dropping the leaks and outtakes from SOS as promised as the deluxe asap. Lana deserves more time and music no one's ever heard before," the "Kill Bill" hitmaker announced via X. "Seems fair. Bless."
According to NME, SZA was supposed to release Lana as the deluxe version of her sophomore album but decided it would be best to release it as a separate project altogether.
"I decided [with] all the leaks and me not knowing what someone has or doesn't have it's too complicated so I should just consolidate the leaks and the outtakes and drop that as to not prolong the process and then focus on my next project as a win-win for everybody."
Will be dropping the leaks and outtakes from SOS as promised as the deluxe asap. Lana deserves more time and music no one’s ever heard before 🫶🏾 seems fair . Bless 💗
— SZA (@sza) March 27, 2024
SZA 'Pissed Off' Over Leaked Music
SZA opened up about how she felt when someone leaked her music and how it affected her plans, but instead of thinking too much about it, she decided to roll with the situation, UPROXX reports
"The second leak tweet was fake, but for sure pissed me off, LOL. Janessa was also in the replies to that tweet before she deactivated," the singer wrote on X.
As of this writing, it is unclear when SZA plans to release either of her albums.
Lana was supposed to be released in 2023, but the singer decided there was more to the project and continued to work on it.
The "Snooze" hitmaker's fans are already getting restless, especially since the album's massive success in 2023 and 2024.
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SZA Confronts 'Thief' Who Leaked Her Music
In her series of posts on X, SZA called out the "thief" who leaked her music, who she referred to as "Janessa."
"Yesterday Janessa leaked unreleased pics and audio. Then she deleted and deactivated before RCA could get her. I screenshotted. Being that this is material form Lana This prompted me to make a decision," she wrote.
"And please be clear anybody defending a thief is weird as f---. I don't come in your job and take sh-- and f--- up your work . Why would that be okay? Where's the home training? Nobody wants to prosecute a young woman. We've all asked very nicely for some time now."
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