Singer Lyfe Jennings Drops Bombshell: Is Sony Hiding $15 Million From Him?

While neo-soul singer Lyfe Jennings is currently embroiled in an uphill battle with his former record label Sony Music over finances, he has already re-recorded several of his previous hit songs and released new videos on YouTube.& Jennings recently revamped his hit songs, “Must Be Nice” and “Tell Me,” with AOU added to the title. The acronym stands for “Artist Owned Umbrella,” and means that a recording artist has revamped the song in an attempt to regain financial control of their music. Notable recording artists such as Taylor Swift& have re-recorded albums to control and protect their music. Jennings’ move is already paying off — the video for “Must Be Nice” has gained over 480,000 views in the past four weeks, while “Tell Me” was released less than two weeks ago and already has 150,000 views.& Once called a “socially minded R&B singer,” Jennings has an estimated net worth of $500,000 and has released seven studio albums. His first album, “Lyfe 268-192” spawned hits such as “Must Be Nice,” which sold over one million copies and reached no. 9 on the Billboard Hot 200 Chart. Despite other albums such as “The Phoenix” and “Lyfe Change” featuring a slew of guest...