After a fraught decade-long relationship with Capitol Records, Sky Ferreira now has the freedom to release music as she pleases since being dropped from the label in 2023. But according to her, reclaiming the recordings she made while still signed to its roster won't be as easy - despite how someone such as Taylor Swift might make it seem.

Now, Ferreira is finally free—dropped via automated message on the ten-year anniversary of Night Time—and has a new song, “Leash,” coming out for Halina Reijn’s Babygirl. But while her new-found freedom feels “liberating,

Sky Ferreira is "working" on reclaiming ownership of her songs after being dropped by her label Capitol Records. It emerged last year that Sky had parted ways with the label after releasing just one album with them – 'Night Time,

"People keep telling me I should just re-record the songs and it’s like, yeah, Taylor Swift can do that because she’s a billionaire," Ferreira says

Pop artist Sky Ferreira has lashed out at her former label, Capitol Records, as they continue to hold her back from being able to own the rights to her music.

Last year, Sky Ferreira’s debut and only album Night Time, My Time turned 10. Since 2015, she’s been teasing its follow-up Masochism, then addressed the delay last year, which led to a “Free Sky Ferreira” banner flying over her label Capitol Records’ building.

Sky Ferreira is still trying to recover the songs she recorded after a "fraught" split with her record label, Capitol Records. "People keep telling me I should just re-record the songs and it's like,