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Leigh-Anne Pinnock Self-Funds Solo Album After Label Split
21 Jan
Summary
- Leigh-Anne Pinnock is self-funding her solo album, My Ego Told Me To.
- She was dropped by her record label earlier this year.
- Pinnock aims for more success with her independent debut and tour.

Leigh-Anne Pinnock is embarking on a new chapter as an independent artist, self-funding her debut solo album, 'My Ego Told Me To,' scheduled for release next month. This move follows her departure from a major record label earlier this year.
Pinnock, with an estimated net worth of £20 million, shared that she is now her own financial backer, emphasizing her commitment to artistic integrity despite the financial strain. She revealed on Instagram that the label could not fund her album, prompting her to "take the reins."
Previously signed to Warner Records in 2022, Pinnock experienced a "fallout" with the label, describing the situation as "brutal" and feeling "ghosted" without a proper explanation for being dropped. She plans to achieve "more success" through her independent release and an upcoming headline tour.