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Originally Posted by CADreaming
You don't think her contract has stipulations? I am sure it said she had to give them so many albums within a certain period of time. After that, she would be a free agent and would have to either go indie or try to get them interested again - her management would negotiate that.
But putting all the blame on the artists for not churning out albums is not fair - unless everyone thinks they should just do a garage band project & sell them out of the trunk of their cars.
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Aside from the fact that we don't know whether she had some contract or whatever, the fact remains that there are lots of artists who keep producing despite all that. Lindsey Buckingham is one name that comes to mind, but there are very many formerly top-selling artists out there who keep putting out new material and selling realtively few units - yet maintaining their creativity and credibility.
Look, if you will not keep producing, regardless of the reasons, then you are no longer an artist, and you are not productive.