Ivorian Doll has confirmed that her recent release 'Bow Down' has been taken down due to ongoing issues with her record label.

She shed light on some of these issues towards the end of last year, and it's clear that these issues are still ongoing.She said "Disappointed but not surprised. It's not up no more been taken down and we know why. Sorry Dollz just wanted to give ya'll music but I can't. Love you tho."

In these Tweets, she spoke about being 'trapped' within the record deal she had struck up with Locked In Music.

The label is owned by Ollie Ashley, who is the son of billionaire and Sports Direct CEO Mike Ashley.She said: "The deal me and Oliver have is a partnership deal so we are able to sign my records to a major label that we both agree on. He tried to force my hand to go to one particular label because of his relationship with them. I'm sorry but as far as I'm concerned this is my career"

She went on to speak about alleged blackmailing from Ollie, and said: Because I won't give him extra albums And more of a percentage of other things I do outside of music he's decided to go and trademark my name " ivoriandoll AND IVD"in his name and had asked me to pay 17k for it"Freelance Journalist, Will Pritchard even confirmed the trademark claims and provided "receipts" that backed up Ivorian Doll's claims.