Ibraah: Harmonize is demanding 1b to terminate my contract, help me my fans!

The only artist left in the Konde Music Worldwide record label, Ibraah has broken his silence on social media claiming that he has been going through challenges under Harmonize's leadership.

Through a tearful message on Instagram, Ibraah claims that Harmonize has made many demands on him to terminate his contract with the label.

According to Ibraah, his boss Harmonize is demanding one billion shillings to terminate his contract with the label which previously lost 3 other artists.

"This has overwhelmed me and I am returning to you fans, Mzee Konde (Harmonize) is demanding me to pay one billion and I have never made even a quarter of a billion since I started music," Ibraah said.

Ibraah asked fans to donate anything to him so that he can at least raise the amount needed to leave the label, saying that he does not want any conflict with his boss but the issue of giving one billion has deprived him of sleep.

The artist also published a paybill for donations, asking fans not to abandon him as they have been his pillar since he became known musically.

“For whoever it pleases, even if you have 500 or 1000, help me my people, I do not want to compete with Mzee Konde but this issue of paying a billion is depriving me of sleep. My fear is also about losing my talent and I have no other job,” he pleaded.

“It's not bad to accept that I am a young man who came from a poor family and this has happened to me. I don't have to bring it to you because I also wish I would not have come here. Please my fans and anyone interested am appealing for help,” he added.

Two years ago, Anjella, who was an artist under the Konde Gang label, announced the end of her chapter with the label after about two years.

Harmonize confirmed her departure, appealing to anyone who could hold her hand outside Konde Gang to do so so that her musical talent does not go to waste.

He also put it clear that he didn’t ask her for any amount of money to terminate her contract with the label.

"If there's anyone who's able to continue supporting her talent, it will be joy to me and that person shouldn't hesitate. Ignore rumors that claim that I am asking her for money, I have never asked even a cent from her."

Anjella's exit came weeks after two other signees, Cheed and Killy also left Harmonize's label.