Ex-Chocolate City singer, Olawale Ashimi popularly called
Brymo, has been banned from singing unless he returns
to Chocolate City.
Chocolate City has got a legal injunction against Brymo
who just released his 3rd album – Merchants, Dealers
and Slaves – restraining him "from recording, releasing,
distributing any composition, song, musical works or
carrying out any activity as a recording or performing
artist through or for the benefit of any person or
organisation other than Chocolate City pending the
determination of the suit against him."
Brymo left Chocolate City earlier this year, after having
personal concerns about his career.
After he quit the label, he met up with his producer,
Mikky Me, and together they created a new album
(Merchants, Dealer & Slaves).
Brymo also signed a distribution deal with Spinlet, giving
them distribution rights to his new album.
Chocolate City insists that Brymo's contract remains valid
until 2016.
Sent from my BlackBerry® smartphone provided by Airtel Nigeria.
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