Dr Luke is denying reports claiming Sony Music will end its working partnership with him in response to the #FreeKesha social media movement.
A spokesperson for the mega-producer told Billboard that rumours of a rift with Sony are "not true" in the wake of an avalanche of press reports to the contrary on Wednesday.
Digital Spy has reached out for comment from Kesha, while Sony Music has declined to respond to multiple media outlets.
Initial reports indicated that Sony Music would have to reach some sort of financial agreement with Dr Luke to avoid a breach of contract lawsuit.
Thousands on social media and celebrities such as Taylor Swift, Adele, Lady Gaga and Demi Lovato have rallied behind Kesha in her fight to be freed from her Kemosabe Records contract.
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Kesha has accused the producer of sexual misconduct and abuse - both of which he has strenuously in court.
This latest development comes two days before members of the #FreeKesha movement are due to protest at Sony Music's New York heardquarters.
Demonstrators plan on turning over to Sony more than 411,000 signatures demanding the 'Tik Tok' singer be freed from her Kemosabe contract.
Sony has previously denied that it has the ability to the release her from Kemosabe.
Last week, Kesha thanked her fans for their unwavering support in the form of a brand new song released by her legal team.
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