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Singer Musiholiq parts ways with Inkabi Records amid claims of neglect and lack of support
The marriage between newly signed Inkabi Records artist Musiholiq and the record label has ended.
Inkabi Records is owned by rapper Big Zulu and houses award-winning artists such as Big Zulu himself, Lwah Ndlunkulu, Stallion, Siya Ntuli, Star Healer, Fanatic, and Mduduzi Mncube.
Inkabi Records announced Musiholiq as part of the family late last year, but sources claim the company has not been securing him gigs and sidelined him during their school tours.
MDN News can confirm that the relationship between Musiholiq and the label has gone south.
"You cannot announce someone as your artist and then do nothing for them. He doesn't know whether he is coming or going. They have stopped taking his calls and are continuing with their business without involving him in anything. All the artists at Inkabi Records are not taking his calls, and he has decided to focus more on his company and his own artists," said the first source.
Another source revealed that Inkabi Records management last spoke to Musiholiq whose real name is Ncazelo Mtolo from Umlazi in Durban, KwaZulu-Natal in December.
"They stopped communicating with him. The guy is stressed, but at least his company, First Class Entertainment, is doing very well. He signed Naledi Aphiwe and Okwanda, and they are doing great. They were jealous of him and opted to sign him to destroy his talent. They are doing the same thing to Mduduzi Mncube after he discovered Fanatic. They decided to sign him so that he cannot be bigger than Stallion production-wise. They fear competition," the source said.
A third source added:
"The working relationship was not working between the two parties, and he has moved back to his stable, First Class Entertainment. He must focus on his artists and continue releasing music under his company. They have stopped posting anything related to his career."
When contacted, Musiholiq did not confirm or deny the allegations.
"I don't know what's happening, my brother. You should contact them at Inkabi Records. They will explain better; they are the best people to speak to. I'm in the dark, and things are not happening. So I have my own company and artists, and I think I have to focus on growing," he said.
Inkabi Records Manager Will Dlamini failed to respond to queries sent to him.
Big Zulu was also sent questions but did not respond.
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The End.