Rihanna's New Album 'ANTI' Postponed? Singer Unhappy With Jay Z's Label?

The release of Rihanna's new album, 'ANTI' has hit quite a few hurdles, according to Billboard. The singer's label Roc Nation, founded and owned by rapper Jay Z, is trying to figure out when to roll the album out.

Rihanna's album release may be pushed back to December, with both One Direction's "Made in the A.M.," and Justin Bieber's "Purpose" coming on Nov. 13; plus Adele's "25" hitting shelves Nov.20.

"Robyn is not happy with the album," said the singer's father Ronald, in an exclusive interview with the Sun. "She's not comfortable with it."

This is Robyn Rihanna Fenty's first project with Jay Z's label.

Fenty has cancelled several commitments that had been scheduled for promotional purposes. This includes the "Victoria's Secret Fashion Show."

The singer was planning to perform one of her brand new songs at the show but cancelled Monday night, just a week before taping at Manhattan's Sixty Ninth Regent Armory's stage.

Rihanna has been struggling to pick her next single according to Ronald. "When she went over the songs she found all these little things she wanted to change and was worried about it," added Rihanna's father. "It's a long process and isn't easy."

The singer has also put herself under a lot of pressure. It has been three years since her last album and Rihanna wants to blow people away, according to Ronald.

Rihanna fans can be sure that there are a handful of tracks that the singer likes, she just does not know which of the 26 songs should be used, cites the Inquisitr.

Despite not having released an album for three years, Rihanna still has been making waves in the music world. Three of the singles she released landed on the "Billboard 100."

The Barbadian singer is also in talks with Samsung to sign a $25 million deal to promote 'ANTI' and its tour later.