Perrie Edwards is pressing the reset button on her solo career.
For, the Little Mix alum has reportedly parted ways with both Sony Music and longtime management company Modest Management after 15 years together.
And the major shake-up comes as the singer begins building the next chapter of her solo journey.
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According to The Sun, Edwards was offered the opportunity to make her second solo album with Columbia Records but opted for a fresh start instead.
The 33-year-old is said to have signed with Various Artists Management, whose roster also includes Melanie C, Tom Grennan, and Rose Gray.
A source said of the switch:
“This is a hugely exciting new chapter in Perrie’s solo career. She is assembling a new team around her as she begins work on her second album.”
The move follows the release of Edwards’ ‘Perrie’ album last year. The project peaked at #3 in the UK and was preceded by her first solo top 10 hit, ‘Forget About Us.’
Per the report, the Pop singer emerged from that campaign with a clearer vision for the artist she wants to be and is keen to take greater ownership of both her team and creative direction moving forward.
Indeed, Edwards had already signaled that change was incoming while promoting recent single ‘Passenger Princess’, describing the track as the closing chapter of her first solo era.
With album two now in motion and a new team taking shape, all eyes are on what Perrie’s fresh start will sound like.
