# Gospel Label Sues Distributor Over Missing Royalties

> Erica Campbell's My Block Inc. is taking SRG/ILS Group to court for failing to provide any royalty statements on a successful gospel album.
- Title: Gospel Label Sues Distributor Over Missing Royalties
- Summary: Erica Campbell's My Block Inc. is taking SRG/ILS Group to court for failing to provide any royalty statements on a successful gospel album. Independent…
- Keywords: erica campbell, my block inc, srg/ils group, gospel music, royalties, distributor lawsuit, i love you album, warryn campbell, kenny lattimore, unpaid royalties, independent labels, Gospel
- Source: Billboard — https://billboard.com/pro/erica-campbell-label-lawsuit-gospel-music-royalties
- Author: Rachel Scharf
- Published: 2026-09-17T23:25:38+00:00
- Read time: 1 min
- Topics: erica campbell, my block inc, srg/ils group, gospel music, royalties, distributor lawsuit, i love you album, warryn campbell, kenny lattimore, unpaid royalties, independent labels
## Gospel label sues over royalties
My Block Inc., founded by producer Warryn Campbell, is suing distributor SRG/ILS Group for never providing a single royalty statement on Erica Campbell's 2023 gospel album I Love You.
## Album was a commercial success
The album sent the single Feel Alright (Blessed) to number one on Billboard's Gospel Airplay chart and earned Grammy nominations for Erica and Warryn Campbell.
## Three albums, 113 million streams
SRG distributed three My Block albums from 2022 to 2024 that generated over 113 million streams and more than $1 million in sales, yet provided no royalty statements.

> Block's album releases Brand New, Four Walls and I Love You sold over 113 million streams between 2022-2024 and generated over $1 million sales.
## Part of a larger pattern
This lawsuit follows a similar case filed in February by R&B singer Kenny Lattimore, who alleged SRG sent him only $4,400 despite his album generating over $100,000 in royalties.
## SRG denies wrongdoing
The distributor says it made repeated efforts to engage with My Block about transitioning masters and payments, and maintains comprehensive records supporting its position.

> We have maintained a comprehensive record of those communications and are confident that the facts and documentation will provide important context to the allegations now being made.
## My Block seeks $1 million damages
The label is suing for breach of contract and demanding more than $1 million in financial damages from SRG for the unpaid royalties.
## Key takeaway

Independent labels are increasingly suing major distributors for unpaid royalties and lack of accounting transparency.