 In 1980, PolyGram began noticing the huge amount of revenue that was being spent at Casablanca, money spent as fast as it came in.In addition, Casablanca had allowed Summer to depart; she being one of the label's few acts that, if handled properly, could evolve into a successful post-disco artist in the new decade.Aside from Summer's releases, Casablanca had not been scoring as many hits as it had in the past and was now in debt.