DAVID GUETTA fears his recent collaboration with MADONNA will never be made available for fans - because of the superstar's record contract wrangles.
The French DJ teamed up with the Queen of Pop to record a new song after she specifically requested to work with him following his chart success with Kelly Rowland and Akon.
But Guetta is worried the track will never be released as Madonna's record contract with Warner Bros. has expired - and even if she negotiates a new deal with another company, her previous label will hold the rights to the song.
He tells Britain's The Guardian,"It's a tricky situation, because she's now out of a record deal. We don't even know what's going to happen with it. It's a huge record, so it's really frustrating.
"The track is part of the Warner deal, but it's not on the album, so why would they invest any money in it? I was really unlucky with that one."
Madonna recently opened up about her expired record deal, insisting she is concentrating on her career as a film director now and has no idea whether she will sign another music contract.
She said,"I don't have a record deal right now with anybody. I don't know how I'm going to get my music out the next time I make a record. I'm going to have to reinvent the wheel."
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