It’s evident that Brandy has not been happy with her record label or contract. She’s compared her deal to slavery and requested that she be released.

Well now Brandy’s label is responding. Chameleon Entertainment CEO Breyon Prescott recently told TMZ that the rumors Brandy has ginned up about his label are untrue and are a desperate ploy to gain publicity rather than facing reality. He claims the R&B singer’s best days are behind her.

He also said that the label took a risk in "signing an artist that hasn't had a chart single success since the early 2000s." Brandy sued Chameleon, claiming that the label jeopardized her career when they prevented her from recording new music or getting out of her deal.

TMZ also says that Chameleon’s rep believes that Brandy made a misstep in comparing her contract with their company to slavery due to the sensitive nature of racial tensions currently going on throughout the U.S.

As of late yesterday (July 20), a representative for Brandy says that if Chameleon is really behind its word and really believes she’s washed up, they should have no problem in releasing her from her contract.