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AKA’s Camp Sets The Record Straight On ‘New’ Music On Spotify

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Confusion spread quickly online this week when a song titled Cocktail appeared on AKA’s Spotify profile. Fans immediately noticed the track, sparking questions and concern about the legitimacy of the release. Within hours, the rapper’s management stepped in to clarify the situation and reassure listeners that the account remains secure.

In a statement directed to the Megacy, AKA’s team confirmed that the song was not recorded by the late artist. The track surfaced due to a loophole in how music is distributed on streaming platforms, which can occasionally allow content to appear on artist profiles without proper verification. The team emphasized that the appearance of Cocktail was an isolated incident and that they are taking active steps to ensure it doesn’t happen again.

“These tracks seem to only be on Spotify, but we will clean up everywhere else if we come across anything,” the team explained. “The Spotify profile has not been hacked. It is a weakness with Spotify that distribution services can deliver content to almost any suggested profiles without restrictions. We are in touch with Spotify to notify us of upcoming cases so that we can intercept them before they go live.”

As the news circulated, fans shared screenshots and questioned the authenticity of the track, but management acted swiftly to remove it. Beyond addressing this single song, the team is extending their review to other streaming platforms to guarantee the accuracy of AKA’s catalog. Their focus is on protecting credits, preventing royalty misallocation and keeping records precise for future certifications and archival purposes.

The quick response from AKA’s camp demonstrates a dedication to maintaining the integrity of the rapper’s music. While the appearance of Cocktail initially caused a stir, fans can now be confident that the official releases remain accurate and secure. The team’s ongoing communication with Spotify ensures that future irregularities are caught before they reach the public, providing an added layer of oversight.

Listeners can now explore AKA’s catalog without concern, knowing that management is actively monitoring content across all platforms. This episode highlights the challenges of digital music distribution, but also showcases the team’s commitment to protecting the artist’s work. As streaming platforms evolve, so does the vigilance needed to ensure every release is authentic, properly credited and ready for listeners to enjoy.

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