Christina Aguilera Signs With 5020 Records, Ending 26 Years With RCA Records
Christina Aguilera has officially signed to 5020 Records, leaving her longtime label RCA Records of 26 years, Variety can confirm.
A representative from Sony Music confirmed that she is now under 5020, a new Latin label based out of Miami that touts a roster featuring Nathy… pic.twitter.com/94MZt9FxU4
- Variety (@Variety) May 11, 2024
Christina Aguilera has left her longtime record label RCA Records, where she was first signed.
Fans have speculated over the past few months after 5020’s logo appeared on her official website. A representative from Sony Music confirmed that she is now under 5020, a new Latin label based in Miami that has others signed such as Nathy Peluso and Kenia Os.
5020 is under Sony Music, so while she’s no longer with RCA, she remains with her longtime parent company. On RCA’s website, Aguilera has been removed from its artist pages, which signals that a musician is no longer with the imprint.
Initially signed to RCA after Ron Fair, then senior vice president at the label, listened to her demo tape of Whitney Houston’s “Run to You” in 1997. RCA reportedly invested $1 million on writers, producers and voice lessons to develop Aguilera into the artist she is today.
She released eight studio albums under RCA Records. Legend X is currently on her second Las Vegas residency with “Christina Aguilera at Voltaire,” which resumes on May 31.
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