this is an interesting event. stephanie, was this sudden or a long time coming?

Robbins tweeted me and told me that it was creative differences that drove them apart.

Can't wait for the album release!!!!!!!!

me either! excited for US fans to get this!

Agreed...

I'm kind of sad! I've gotten to know the Robbins family so well. But it's all for the best, right?

it is for the best. Robbins is a great label to have, and they treated Cascada very well. but artists have different visions that sometimes don't line up. i still credit Robbins for making Cascada known around the world, and for all their hard work with them.

Cascada's new album has been PHYSICALLY released in Canada by Universal (licensed from Zooland), which is pretty surprising. I don't think they're going to be selling too many units. Maybe a similar arrangement will be made for the United States.

Hm, maybe now that that Original Me is out of the way for Robbins, they can go back to Evacuate the Dancefloor and release Everytime I Hear Your Name???

Cascada has left Robbins so there will be no more singles from Robbins. It will all be coming from Zooland now.

This could be sort of related... I wonder how Robbins classifies/classified Jenna Drey who had her album released by another label yet Robbins released two remixed singles from the album.

Though Robbins no longer represents Cascada in the United States, they still retain the rights to the first three albums. In Canada, Cascada's label was Awesome Music for the first three albums. After Pyromania was released by Universal/Zooland in Canada last year, Awesome Music still released a greatest hits album ("Just The Hits") without Pyromania or Night Nurse (which the label does not have rights to). Robbins could very well continue promotion for songs from Evacuate if they wanted to.