According to Davido, during an interview at a Lagos radio station, Dammy Krane and Lola Rae were not truly signed to him.
The Nigerian pop star set up his personalrecord labelin January 2016, and made quite the splash when he signed up two stars – Dremo and Mayorkun – who have since grown.
Later in theyearhe brought on two more additions, or so he made us to believe.Dammy Kranecame first. Thesingerwho was formerly signed to 2face Idibia’s Hypertek Records, switched places to go under the banner of his long-time friend and collaborator.
Lola Raecame next. When she was signed in November 2016, the British-Nigeriansingerbecame the first female signed to Davido. She then collaborated on the song, ‘Biko’ with Davido.
But it turns out both signings were not really true signings. They were cosigns. According to Davido, during an interview atLagosradio station – Soundcity 98.5FM –Dammy KraneandLola Raewere not truly signed to him.
“My only artistes are Mayorkun, Dremo and Yonda. Lola Rae and Dammy Krane are not signed to me,” Davido said. “There is no contract, but we are all family.”
This marks another new turn for Davido’s business. When lastyearhe removed himself from HKN,2017has seen him reshuffle his inner circle. His ex-manager, Kamal Ajiboye, was fired ceremoniously and replaced by his first ever manager, Asa Asika.
Other new moves has seen Davido modify his contract in Africa, and sign a new deal which gives him the creativefreedomto create and release music his own way. And on evidence of his debut single, that’s a good thing.
He recently released a single titled ‘If’, produced by Tekno.
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