Morgan Wallen mentioned he did not need a number of unreleased tracks to return out … and followers are coming to his assist — trashing the unauthorized challenge on-line.

Here is the deal … Wallen revealed earlier this week that a number of formal collaborators have been releasing a Tenth-anniversary version of his EP “Stand Alone” — one thing he mentioned he’d tried to cease however hadn’t been in a position to.

Nicely the album got here out, and it is doing fairly properly on the charts … sitting twelfth on iTunes’ prime 100 albums checklist on the time of this writing — … falling simply behind Megan Thee Stallion‘s controversial monitor “Hiss.”

However, simply ‘trigger one thing sells doesn’t suggest followers are all for it — with a lot of them leaving one-star critiques on iTunes and ripping the corporate behind the discharge.

Listed here are simply a few the feedback we have seen … “Tasteless of a label or ex-partners to promote another person’s voice with out consent, and with out care” — and one other, “Not Morgan Wallen. Do not buy or hearken to.”

There are a ton of those feedback, however the primary gist is that this … the label’s doing MW soiled by releasing tracks that he mentioned aren’t as much as his commonplace — and artwork ought to all the time belong to the artists.

However, as we beforehand reported … Wallen wasn’t simply sitting again and letting his followers deal with his enterprise for him — he re-recorded “Spin You Round” and launched it in response.

Sadly for Wallen, his gambit does not appear to have paid off but — his re-recorded “Spin You Round” does not look like charting fairly but although his authentic launch of the music appears to be making a comeback — little doubt fueled on by the controversy.

On the very least, Morgan can take consolation in understanding his greatest followers have his again … even when others maintain shopping for tracks he desires to bury.