Today has been a historic day in the History of Cameroonian Urban Music. Tenor one of the fastest rising stars Out of Cameroon today became the first Urban artist to ever be signed to Universal Music Africa. The Rapper who has been receiving Congratulatory Messages from alot of fans and the media seems like he will be getting in trouble sooner than expected. Dex Willy, his Former Boss of the Label War Machine, has released a Document which he will use to Sue Tenor and Universal Music africa for Music Rights(Royalties ) and the Unexpected departure from the label without any explanation or reason. It should be noted that during the Press Conference, neither Tenor nor his manager made mention or payed some respect to the War Machine Music Label, which was the label he was signed to before his hit song Do le Dab. From what was being said, Tenor’s first video was financed by His mum who was also present during the Press Conference. Anways with all said there is some unexplained feud between the two since the young act decided to quit the label some months back. Either Dex Willy or Tenor has some explaining to do in Court. HAve a look at the Document below, and leave your thoughts behind.-
War Machine Label Boss Dex Willy is Sueing Tenor and Universal Music Africa
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This is the beginning of the professionalising the music industry, artists shall learn to fulfil all their legal obligations attached to their contract n faithfully executing before discharging themselves prematurely from a contract.
Now let everyone getting into the urban music industry know that he is getting into a profession and in a professional world there are terms and contracts to be respected by both parties. Good luck to you tenor but always look behind where U came from and equally be very careful with your terms of contract