Tayla Parx has called out Normani for not crediting her on her new album ‘Dopamine‘ after she helped create one of the LP’s songs.
The ‘Motivation’ singer appeared as a guest on The Zach Sang Show where she took the time to explain how the track ‘Insomnia’ came to be on her debut album. Normani explained that ‘Insomnia’ was one of her older songs that made it on to the LP and shared that it was done towards the beginning of the pandemic.
Speaking about the song’s inclusion, the singer said: “At one point it was on, at one point it was off and then my new management came along and Lydia was like ‘Girl, you better put that song on this record.’”
Both she and Sang went on to discuss Victoria Monét and Brandy‘s inclusion in the creation of the track, with the latter having done its vocal production and Monet having produced it.
“I went in [to the studio], it was with Stargate, Victoria and Tayla Parx,” began Normani with Sang adding how great Parx is to which the singer replied: “I miss her. I haven’t seen her in ages.”
Parx took to her official X/Twitter account and quote tweeted a snippet of the interview where Normani shared that they were both in the studio working on the song. “It’s crazy cause I haven’t listened to the album yet and this is how I’m finding out I’m on it … no credit, no business done. People that I’ve known forever. Just dropped my shit and left me off lol okayyy! #taylamade,” she wrote.
American singer and songwriter Nija also tweeted in response to Parx’s comment and wrote: “Aht aht yall, Normani’s my good sis. Unfortunately, this a common issue for all creators in the music industry and something I’ve been dealing with for years now.”
Parx replied: “& I think the craziest part about everybody negative the comments is just assuming I’m only talking about the singer. Clueless of just how many people “forgot”. I’m an activist for songwriters and will not only handle my business but make sure people are AWARE this happens.”
In a separate tweet, she continued: “99.9 per cent of y’all would never put up with what music creatives have to which explains why you can speak so easily on it and go off to your job that PAYS you every week. You’ve absolutely found the right one though. I won’t be bullied into silence & I hardly ever be online lmao.”
It’s crazy cause I haven’t listened to the album yet and this is how I’m finding out I’m on it … no credit , no business done . People that I’ve known forever. Just dropped my shit and left me off lol 💀 okayyy! #taylamade https://t.co/tNNV3P8kbg
— TAYLA PARX (@TAYLAPARX) July 15, 2024
& I think the craziest part about everybody negative the comments is just assuming I’m only talking about the singer. Clueless of just how many people “forgot” . I’m an activist for songwriters and will not only handle my business but make sure people are AWARE this happens. https://t.co/91IBol7xfA
— TAYLA PARX (@TAYLAPARX) July 15, 2024
99.9 percent of yall would never put up with what music creatives have to which explains why you can speak so easily on it and go off to your job that PAYS you every week. You’ve absolutely found the right one though. I won’t be bullied into silence & I hardly ever be online lmao
— TAYLA PARX (@TAYLAPARX) July 15, 2024
NME has reached out to Normani’s representatives for a comment.
Released last month, ‘Dopamine’ earned a four-star review with NME sharing: “It’s typical of an album that shimmers with a cool, calm and yes, unhurried confidence. It may have taken six years, but ‘Dopamine’ sounds like the (damn) album Normani was meant to make all long.”
In other news, earlier this month, Normani pulled out of her scheduled performance at the BET Awards due to an injury.
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