A-Reece’s Fans Weigh In On The Removal Of Three Tracks From P2 Album On Spotify. A sudden and unexplained change to A-Reece’s P2 album on Spotify has left fans puzzled, as three tracks were recently removed from the platform. The affected songs—”CHAMPION,” “BETTER NOW,” and “BETTER NOW INTERLUDE”—were all produced by Kennedy Sabin, sparking a wave of speculation across social media platforms, particularly X (formerly Twitter).
The mystery began when an observant fan shared a post highlighting the removal of these songs, noticing a curious pattern that all three tracks shared a common producer. The post, accompanied by a screenshot of the tracklist showing the missing songs, simply read: “I have been wondering why the 3 songs on P2 were removed but now I’m seeing a pattern.”
The post quickly garnered attention, prompting a flurry of responses from A-Reece’s loyal fanbase. Some fans offered their theories on why the songs were taken down, suggesting potential behind-the-scenes issues between the artist and the producer.
One fan speculated that the issue might be a credit dispute, commenting, “So Michael Sampled Kennedy And Kennedy Wants the credit??” referring to possible disagreements regarding proper recognition for Sabin’s contributions to the tracks. Another fan, with a clearer focus on the artist-producer relationship, remarked: “Yes. The issue is solely with REECE,” implying that the tension could stem from something between A-Reece and Kennedy Sabin.
However, the most widespread theory among fans involves financial disputes. One fan proposed that the issue could be rooted in royalty payments, saying, “If the issue is solely with A-Reece, related to the producer, it could be the producer has yet to receive any royalties from the records he co-produced & sent out a cease & desist. Correct me if I’m wrong.”
The idea of a cease-and-desist order is not an unusual one in the music industry, especially when producers feel their work is not being properly compensated or credited. If this theory is accurate, it would explain why the songs were pulled from streaming platforms without any prior notice or explanation from A-Reece’s camp.
At the time of writing, neither A-Reece nor Kennedy Sabin have publicly addressed the situation, leaving fans to continue piecing together the clues.
