Beyoncé's 4 To Be Pushed Back to September?

 

Columbia Records started making strides to push Beyoncé’s fourth Studio album titled 4 back to September. The record label made the decision late Wednesday evening in an emergency meeting. Record executives at Columbia Records felt that a leak of the 3 weeks was too severe and would hurt record sales. Columbia records cancelled all printing orders for the album until further notice.

Solid sources tell us that Jay Z who is reportedly head of Beyoncé’s new management team agrees with the record label but Beyoncé does not. Beyoncé reportedly called her own emergency meeting in London. Word around Beyoncé’s Camp is that Beyoncé is now contemplating making an emergency trip back to the states to personally plead her case to Columbia Records.

Sources say that Jay Z wants to pick an entire new set of songs (minus the singles that have already been released). However, Columbia wants Beyoncé to redo the entire album over because they feel the other songs Beyoncé turned in are too concept edgy and extreme and fear they won't play well in America and Beyoncé, sources say is worried about making the Grammy’s September deadline.