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Originally posted by Lynx
Her English still isn't 100% yet so I wouldn't expect her to write most of the stuff on the album, it's amazing that's she's already cowriting songs in a language that isn't her mother tongue at 17.
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She's from Sweden. English is taught there in school alongside Swedish. Her English is pretty poor compared to most pop girls from there, but she didn't finish school so it's understandable.
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Also I don't care if she's published by Dr. Luke or whatever, as long as he doesn't have writer-production credits on the album (where most of his coins come from) I'm good.
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If you're opposed to Dr. Luke making money off her, you should really care.
Publishers take the first cut off the gross royalties, usually between 10% to 40%, then the remainder is split amongst writers and producers. Dr. Luke wholly owns RX Songs so he makes more money as a publisher than he would as a producer or writer. That's why he signs the hottest writers and producers to RX Songs. They make him more money than if he produced the songs himself.
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Plus her main labels are TEN Music Group and Epic Records, not Kemosabe.
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Epic Records is A&R'd by RX Songs, which is Dr. Luke and his staff. The same team manage Kemosabe.
