RIZE
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Things Get Truly Wicked
On November 9th, Lozza Weymann, front person for the band Wicked in the Bayou allegedly went missing following an incident involving a wedding, gunfire, and heavy casualties. Rize Productions leadership, unaware of the singer's involvement of the incident, publicly showed support for their employee and a hope for her safe return. Details came to light following this announcement and an addendum was added, offering sympathies for those injured.
A decision to terminate Loz's contract was reached quickly following the incident's reporting being shared with the management of Rize Productions, and once the singer could be located, would be enacted with all alacrity. However, upon return to Hathian, Loz was hospitalized for injuries suffered during her disappearance. A decision was made to postpone the termination until she was cleared to leave the hospital by medical professionals.
Today, December 16th, Rize Productions informed Lozza Weymann of her contract termination and have since made a public announcement that she is no longer an artist under our label.
Rize Productions would like to make it clear that we do not condone, nor support, criminal activity and none are beyond the consequences wrought by their actions.
