Rapper Tulenkey has been dragged to court by his former management over unpaid fees and breach of contract.
The artiste in a summon has been called to court for failing to honour a deal between himself and his former management Priceless Life Entertainment.
The CEO of the record label Edwin Elikem Amenyeawu stated that they have a contract with Tulenkey from 27 th September 2018 to manage the artiste for a period of two years.
According to the contract signed by the artiste, the artiste is supposed to pay 70% of all his earnings exceeding $100.
As at 23 rd March 2018, Tulenkey according to the law suit had played about 12 live shows and as such owes the record label an amout of GHC21,900.
By 11th December 2018, the amount owed by Tulenkey to the record label was GHC30,233.75.
The record label is therefore demanding payment of this amount from Tulenkey for investing in his craft.
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Friday, June 7, 2019
Saturday, May 25, 2019
Shatta Wale And Stonebwoy Have Proven That They Know Dancehall - Sonnie Badu
Ghanaian UK-based gospel singer Sonnie Badu has added his voice to the ongoing Charterhouse, Stonebwoy and Shatta Wale saga.
The gospel singer is advising them to come together to push their music now that they have been stripped off their hard work.
According to him, the two are winners and they have proven that they know dancehall music.
”When @davidoofficial and @wizkidayo had their issues the elders sat them down and resolved it. They made them understand Nigeria Music must move forward and Today, they are buddies again … Fans will always play a part in who is better but once you’re united, those head crushers will disappear. In this light as an African/Ghanaian Musician, I reached out to one of them (@stonebwoyb @shattawalenima) and asked one question, do you want to unite? He said yes, I am still trying to get through to the other … Now since you 2 have been stripped off your hard work; which I seem not to still understand, you can unite and start your tour together because both of you are record holders and record breakers. Unite the youth and lift up the flag of GHANA … you 2 are winners, you 2 Have proven to the world that you know What dancehall is, you 2 are kings 👑… I also pray that Ghana football will revive again in this coming AFCON", he posted.
https://www.instagram.com/p/Bx3CCzGBXQG/?igshid=1ishqmzh7otlp
The gospel singer is advising them to come together to push their music now that they have been stripped off their hard work.
According to him, the two are winners and they have proven that they know dancehall music.
”When @davidoofficial and @wizkidayo had their issues the elders sat them down and resolved it. They made them understand Nigeria Music must move forward and Today, they are buddies again … Fans will always play a part in who is better but once you’re united, those head crushers will disappear. In this light as an African/Ghanaian Musician, I reached out to one of them (@stonebwoyb @shattawalenima) and asked one question, do you want to unite? He said yes, I am still trying to get through to the other … Now since you 2 have been stripped off your hard work; which I seem not to still understand, you can unite and start your tour together because both of you are record holders and record breakers. Unite the youth and lift up the flag of GHANA … you 2 are winners, you 2 Have proven to the world that you know What dancehall is, you 2 are kings 👑… I also pray that Ghana football will revive again in this coming AFCON", he posted.
https://www.instagram.com/p/Bx3CCzGBXQG/?igshid=1ishqmzh7otlp
Sunday, May 5, 2019
We Are Not In Competition With Small Boys Like Kuami Eugene, KiDi, Shatta Wale, Sarkodie - Akatakyie
Ghanaian hiplife duo, Akatakyie have said that they are back and ready to take off from where they left behind.
According to them, even though, there’s a new crop of musicians ruling the airwaves, they aren’t a bit scared.
The “Esi” hit makers said this while speaking with Kojo Boateng and AJ Sarpong on ‘Saturday Live’ on Citi TV.
“The small boys are trying. I will mention names like Kuami Eugene, Kidi, Kofi Kinaata, Sarkodie and others. These are the few musicians who can give us competition. Apart from them, it is only P Square we are scared of,” they said.
Explaining why they took a long break from music, the duo explained that they faced some financial challenges at their record label.
“It was financial situation. We were working with Soul Record and he decided to go low for some time. And we needed someone to push us. We did not want to flop on the way because we have a record to protect. We just didn’t want to release songs for releasing sake,” they added.
Akatakyie is made up of two brothers: Prince Kwabena Budu Asumaning (Kobby Culture) and Ebenezer Kwasi Okyere Asumaning (King Pharaoh).
They came out with their maiden album ‘Odo Esisi Me’ in 1999 which won them the Best Hiplife Song award in the maiden edition of the Ghana Music Awards organized in 2000.
They have had hits like ‘Ghana Mmaa’, ‘Agoo’, ‘Odo Esikyire’, ‘Sinsima’, ‘Esi’, ‘Meyare’, ‘Masan Aba’, ‘Oman Ba Pa’, ‘Odo Ye Musu Anaa’, and ‘Siesie Obaa no’ featuring Okyeame Kwame.
Source: Citinewsroom.com
According to them, even though, there’s a new crop of musicians ruling the airwaves, they aren’t a bit scared.
The “Esi” hit makers said this while speaking with Kojo Boateng and AJ Sarpong on ‘Saturday Live’ on Citi TV.
“The small boys are trying. I will mention names like Kuami Eugene, Kidi, Kofi Kinaata, Sarkodie and others. These are the few musicians who can give us competition. Apart from them, it is only P Square we are scared of,” they said.
Explaining why they took a long break from music, the duo explained that they faced some financial challenges at their record label.
“It was financial situation. We were working with Soul Record and he decided to go low for some time. And we needed someone to push us. We did not want to flop on the way because we have a record to protect. We just didn’t want to release songs for releasing sake,” they added.
Akatakyie is made up of two brothers: Prince Kwabena Budu Asumaning (Kobby Culture) and Ebenezer Kwasi Okyere Asumaning (King Pharaoh).
They came out with their maiden album ‘Odo Esisi Me’ in 1999 which won them the Best Hiplife Song award in the maiden edition of the Ghana Music Awards organized in 2000.
They have had hits like ‘Ghana Mmaa’, ‘Agoo’, ‘Odo Esikyire’, ‘Sinsima’, ‘Esi’, ‘Meyare’, ‘Masan Aba’, ‘Oman Ba Pa’, ‘Odo Ye Musu Anaa’, and ‘Siesie Obaa no’ featuring Okyeame Kwame.
Source: Citinewsroom.com
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