Shekhinah Hints Trouble With Record Label in Twitter Post, Mzansi Wants exposé on Sony Music: “Speak Out!”
Sophia Edwards - Shekhinah posted a cryptic tweet about Sony Music Entertainment that caused speculations on social media
- Twitter users are convinced that the singer is getting exploited or mistreated by her record label
- Many people reacted to her vague post and urged Shekhinah to speak out if there is any foul play by the music company
Source: Instagram
Shekhinah got her fans riled up on Twitter with a leading post. The singer replied to a tweet by a rising South African R&B star, Nanette saying she was happy she is no longer with the Universal Music Group (UMG).
"Life sucks, but at least I’m free from that label."
Mzansi dissects Shekinah's tweet about her record label
Shekhinah posted "SBWL" under Nanette's tweet, and her devoted fans assumed that she signed an ironclad contract with Sony Music Entertainment that she now regrets.
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In the Suited hitmaker's comments section, people discussed how record companies always trap local artists with unfair contracts. Some Twitter users begged her to be upfront and educate the public about her struggles with her label. See the tweet below:
@vanillablaq said:
"Sending you lots of love and a big hug. "
@Cellular_jnr wrote:
"Kanti kwenzakalani because honestly, it seems deeper than the ocean. Please speak out while there's time."
@XUFFLER stated:
"Speak out!"
@Joy_cherrylipz asked:
"Kanti why does this keep happening to artists? This kind of exploitation has been ongoing for decades now. Why isn't there some organization protecting them? It's so sad to watch."
@Goldens22Ent suggested:
"Please tell us about the certain label so we can know where not to go."
@OyamaWaseLIBODE posted:
"Sony has talent on the ropes."
@FavourIsMyName7 asked:
"How long do these labels sign you up for kanthe? Is it a lifetime?"
Prince Kaybee has parted ways with record label Universal music after eight years: "Free"
In a similar story, Briefly News reported that after eight years, South African house DJ and producer Prince Kaybee announced his departure from Universal Music. The Banomoya hitmaker took to Twitter to inform fans of his exit from the label.
The artist, whose real name is Kabelo Motsamai, expressed his excitement on social media about finally being free from the label that he claims exploited him.
