Tyrese Gibson seems to be having a rough Valentine’s Day. On the 1st anniversary of his mother’s death, the male singer revealed his brand. Voltron Recordrelease him.
The guy poured his heart out before the decision of the brand, dedicated his words to his mother Priscilla Murray, and mentioned ex-wife Samantha Gibson on a few Instagram posts. Gibson’s mother passed away from health complications from Covid-19 and pneumonia.
Tires wrote:
“I really think I’m going to do much better today for the whole week. I feel like I’m preparing myself to get through this incredibly tragic day for me and my family. Today my mom switched all the dates to last year’s Valentine’s Day 2022…The same year my dad died [Reggie Andrews Locke Saints father figure.”
Gibson shared a screenshot of a cropped contract with the termination date listed as Feb. 14. A caption that says, “my label dropped me on the same day my mother passed,” covers most of the contract text.
However, a line at the bottom of the screenshot says: “the term of the distribution agreement shall be deemed terminated as of the effective date.” The contract termination comes days after Tyrese drummed up hype for his seventh studio album, Beautiful Pain, with the official single Don’t Think You Ever Loved Me.
He first reportedly shared news of the 14-track album last year, but Voltronz Records was to be in charge of its distribution. It’s unclear if the contract termination means a delay on the album, but the project reportedly features Snoop Dogg, Tank, and Brandy.
Voltron Recordz has not publicly responded to Tyrese’s claim.
