following the release of "endlessly" it was confirmed that no more singles would be released from the album, and in february 2011, that duffy would take a two-year break from music before beginning work on her third studio album. in july 2011, duffy was sued by angela becker, the manager she had hired in 2010 to replace her ex-manager jeanette lee. becker claims that she was hired in march 2010 and was fired in december 2010 but was supposed to remain duffy's manager until the end of the promotion of "endlessly" or alternatively four months after its initial release.