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Rita's pop reign is down to Prince

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February 26, 2023

Superstar told singer to fight for control of her hits

Rita's pop reign is down to Prince

Rita Ora has told how she was inspired to take control of her back catalogue by music legend Prince.

The You Only Love Me singer inked a new deal with record label BMG last year which saw her handed control of her own masters.

In an interview with Wonderland Magazine, which is yet to be released, Rita says it was Prince who made her see the importance of owning your own tunes.

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