On Friday, the provocatively titled album "I Admit It" was briefly available on Apple Music and Spotify

But the Sony Music representatives told that the album was an unofficial bootleg release

The album is a collection of Kelly's previously released and unreleased material

Sony Music, which owns the rights to much of the singer’s catalog, confirm that did not come from them

The copyright line on the album reads "Legacy Recordings," which is Sony Music’s catalog division

Jennifer Bonjean, Kelly's attorney tells that the singer is not behind the unofficial release

After that Spotify and Apple Music removed R. Kelly's album called "I Admit It"

This content has been removed from the platform at the request of the distributor

As per a source, the album was released by the Los Angeles-based label Real Talk Entertainment

Although it is not clear how or whether the company acquired the rights to Kelly's recording