UPDATE: 7:15pm EST
The drama behind the posthumous Aaliyah album has been turnt up as Blackground Records has released a statement contradicting what Aaliyah’s brother posted on her Facebook page yesterday.
As reported by Missinfo:
A high-level source at Blackground Records (run by Aaliyah’s uncle Barry Hankerson and cousin Jomo Hankerson) sent us this message:
“Let them know that it’s family stuff that we’re working thru now but Aaliyah’s mother wanted us to do this!“
SOURCE: Missinfo
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Seems like Timbaland wasn’t the only person giving Drake the people’s eyebrow over his rumored involvement in a posthumous Aaliyah album.
The late singer’s brother, Rashad Haughton, seems to also be a little confused and concerned over the OVOXO rapper’s latest project.
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The official Aaliyah Haughton Facebook page posted a comment released by Rashad, stating:
Immediately following, the page posted a general inquiry to the songbird’s fans, asking:
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It’s been ten full years since the release of Aaliyah’s eponymous album – nicknamed The Red Album – however, hearing the songbird’s beautiful voice after so many years just wouldn’t feel right without the support of the people and family members that knew and loved her best.
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