Discover the Shocking Reason Why Kanye’s Latest Album Suddenly Disappeared from Apple Music!
Hey Music Nation 365 fans! Exciting news coming your way involving Kanye West and Ty Dolla $ign’s latest album collaboration, Vultures. After months of anticipation, the album has finally hit streaming services, but there’s a twist – the music distributor FUGA announced that they are actively working to remove Vultures 1 from their systems.
According to Billboard, FUGA declined to release Vultures 1 last year but a long-standing client delivered the album through automated processes, violating their service agreement. Now, FUGA is working with their partners and the client to take it down.
As of now, Vultures 1 seems to have been removed from Apple Music, but the single “Talking / Once Again” featuring vocals from Ye’s daughter, North West, is still available. The album can still be found on Spotify, although the song “Good (Don’t Die)” was taken down due to copyright complaints from Donna Summer’s estate.
In more exciting news, Rolling Loud announced that Kanye West and Ty Dolla Sign will headline the festival on March 14. It’s definitely an event you won’t want to miss!
Kanye has been in the headlines lately for his new song that name-drops Taylor Swift, Diddy, and Cosby. He even posted a response to Taylor Swift fans trying to prevent his album from charting, encouraging people to stream Beyoncé’s new singles instead. Ye is never one to shy away from controversy!
It’s been a bumpy road for Kanye West, with a series of anti-Semitic outbursts in 2022 leading to lost collaborations with major brands like Gap and Adidas. Despite attempts at apologies, the damage seems irreparable, with even music legends like Ozzy Osbourne calling him out for his actions.
Make sure to stay tuned for more updates on the Vultures album saga and all things Kanye West here on Music Nation 365. Don’t miss out on the latest music news and events – subscribe now to get the biggest scoops and scandals delivered straight to your inbox! Stay informed and connected with the unmatched reporting of the Music Nation 365 network.
