The musician indicated that people need to stop assuming that musicians breakout from their labels in a violent manner.
It is a common assumption, especially in Nigeria that when artists leave their record labels, it is over irreconcilable differences.
Reekado Banks seems to be one of the exceptions to this norm as he shares some insights into how he left Mavin Records.
The former Mavins signee discussed this during an interview with veteran On-Air Personality (OAP) Daddy Freeze, where he was asked about why walked away from Don Jazzy’s owned Mavin Records. He revealed that he doesn’t understand the assumptions that he left Don Jazzy and Mavin Records on a bad note.
“That man took me from absolutely nothing. I wonder why anyone would think it wasn’t amicable. The end of the contract came, I wanted to leave and he (Don Jazzy) gave me his blessings,” Reekado said on his departure.
“I feel like it’s a tradition in the Nigerian record label business for artists to breakout angrily from their record labels and this is being imposed on my relationship with Jazzy.”
The hitmaker also described Don Jazzy as someone that he is eternally grateful to for taking him from nothing to something.
You can watch the full interview below:
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