Ting Tings blame label friction for follow-up delay

The Ting Tings blame a "period of friction" for the delay of their second album.

Wed, 16 Nov, 2011 - 14:53

The Ting Tings blame a "period of friction" for the delay of their second album.

The duo – Katie White and Jules de Martino – shot to fame with their 2008 debut 'We Started Nothing' but the follow-up has taken until now to complete due to disputes between them and their record label.

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Courts Entertainment Heathrow Place: Salford Place: Islington Mill Place: Berlin Place: Spain Person: Katie White Person: Jules de Martino Person: Jules Person: Katie Organisation: Ting Tings Organisation: The Ting Tings

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