Paperlight

After Loreen got signed to Universal, several tracks were reconciled (bought by UMPG to her former label). Those tracks had been commercially frozen ever since they were recorded (once L parted ways with Warner, as they still belonged to their *unreleased* catalogue). Generation is currently registered by independent recorded labels Mr Radar Music Group and Hipgnosis Sfh I Limited. That’s where L used to register her new stuff before going to sign deals that allowed her to release them under a major label. Generation is written by Adam Baptiste (Sidewalk, Jupiter Drive) and Loreen herself, produced by Salvatore Ganacci (Paper Light Revisited). Dumpster was originally part of Paperlight, which was scrapped after L left Warner in 2016-2017. Once her contract expired, she went on to be independent; however, by the time Ride got released (9 months after her Melodifestivalen participation), Loreen hadn’t yet reconciled Dumpster, meaning she legally couldn’t release it as she hadn’t paid the necessary phonographic copyright (℗) to the original label. I believe she might’ve signed an exclusive deal with TEN by that time, from which only Jupiter Drive and Jungle (featuring Elliphant) saw the light. That’s why composers/producers are the same as Jupiter Drive.

Dumpster, Jungle and Jupiter Drive fell into the Swedish record label TEN.

Universal Music recently acquired the rights to the following songs, so I assume they may be released somewhere between 2022-2023: Innuendo (Jens Duvsjö, Loreen) (produced by Duvchi) Shield (Linnea Deb, Axwell, Loreen) (prod. Axwell) Die For (Linnea Deb, Loreen, Martin Tjärnberg) (prod. Martin Tjärnberg) Badlands (Joy Deb, Linnea Deb, Anton Hård af Segerstad, Loreen) (prod. The Family) Additionally, Universal did also obtain the rights to Crying Out Your Name, We Got the Power, '71 Charger, Dreams, Fire Blue, Hate the Way I Love You, I Go Ego and Love Me America.