Yailin La Más Viral accuses record label of blocking music releases

Dominican singer Yailin La Más Viral has publicly voiced frustration with her record label, accusing it of hindering her music releases. In a statement shared on social media, the artist, whose legal name is Jeorgina Lulú Guillermo Díaz, asserted that she has not released new music in seven months. She attributes this prolonged delay directly to her record company, stating that she works on music daily and has material prepared.

Yailin claims the issue stems from internal processes and decisions within the label, which she feels have not been handled professionally or transparently. "What is delaying me is the record label, because they have not done things well or cleanly, and that's why I haven't been able to release my music as I want," she stated.

While Yailin did not identify the specific company or executives responsible, nor did she detail pending procedures or contractual obligations she believes are unmet, she escalated her claims. The artist suggested the ongoing difficulties have moved beyond professional disagreements. "This is no longer professional, it's like personal towards me," she declared.

However, Yailin's claim of seven months without releasing music appears to conflict with publicly available data on music platforms. For instance, Spotify lists recent collaborations and singles such as "Vai" with Jey One, "Mala Malo," and "Shorty (Remix)" within her discography.

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Tengo 7 meses sin sacar música y quiero dejar algo claro: no es porque yo no esté trabajando. Yo trabajo todos los días y tengo música preparada.