Michael Franti has parted ways with his longtime management company, Activist Artist Management. Billboard reports that the singer-songwriter, who had been a client of Activist for nearly a decade, separated from the firm following allegations of sexual abuse against him by Spanish-American singer Victoria Canal. Franti has denied the allegations, but did admit to engaging in a long-running affair with Canal without his wife's knowledge. Shortly after making the admission, his Soulshine at Sea music cruise was cancelled after several supporting acts, including Dispatch and Maggie Rose, announced they were dropping off the voyage. Canal accused Franti of being a "loving, charismatic, and principled" friend and supporter in public but controlling and abusive in private, alleging that he touched and photographed her without her consent and gradually cut her off from the people around her. "This is something I've never spoken about publicly, and have been holding for eight years now - it has plagued my body, spirit and mind, in subliminal and overt ways, for my entire 20s," Canal wrote. Canal did not name Franti in her post, although Franti did speak to the allegations in his own statement, writing, "I'm aware of the recent posts this artist made about our relationship, and while I support her need to express herself publicly, the relationship was completely consensual, based on mutual feelings and attraction," he wrote. "I vehemently dispute any version of the story that says otherwise." Soulshine at Sea was scheduled to sail from Miami, Florida, to Cozumel, Mexico, from 4-8 November.