Shatta Wale Reportedly Loses $2 Million Music Deal Amid EOCO Vehicle Controversy
Dancehall sensation Shatta Wale has reportedly lost a lucrative $2 million music distribution deal following recent controversy involving the Economic and Organised Crime Office (EOCO) and the seizure of one of his vehicles.
The artiste’s communications manager, Sammy Flex, confirmed that ongoing negotiations for the deal were adversely affected by the public fallout from the car saga.
“Damn! Now these reports circulating online are disturbing business. After this $2 million distribution deal for the Voice of the Crown EP fell out, I am getting worried, chale,” he lamented.
Despite the financial and promotional setback, Shatta Wale remains resolute about releasing his Voice of the Crown EP and ensuring its success.
In a message to his supporters, the dancehall king expressed disappointment but urged fans to remain hopeful:
“Say no more, boss. E pain we all, but God deh… Stay strong. #GODISHERE. #VOTCEP will still fly no matter what man go do,” he posted on social media.
The Voice of the Crown EP, touted as one of Shatta Wale’s most ambitious projects this year, was anticipated to reach a wider global audience through the now-abandoned distribution deal. The agreement would have provided significant international exposure, potentially unlocking new markets for the artiste.
As Shatta Wale navigates the aftermath of the EOCO investigation, industry watchers will be keen to see how this impacts his career trajectory moving forward.
Source – My News Ghana
