Ghanaian songstress, Feli Nuna has alleged her two year contract with Fuse ODG’s record label ‘Off Da Ground’ was just for media hype.
In response to Fuse’s claims that Feli Nuna was impatient with the proceeds of his label she said;
“Fuse’s record label was not ready to put in much efforts to work things out.”
After Feli’s contract with ‘Off Da Ground’ expired, the singer decided to part ways with the record label.
Weeks ago, Fuse ODG in an interview with 3FM claimed that Feli Nuna left his record label because she lacked patience.
“I did not stop working with Feli. I felt she could be more patient. She just wanted to see quicker results and we had just been working for a year.”
“So like I’m saying you can’t expect things to hit just like in a year. Yeah. Gotta be patient but keep pushing.”
Feli Nuna on Twitter and Instagram made a post in response to Fuse’s the comment saying his label was just not ready to work.
“At this point, I believe Fuse ODG signed me to his label for hype. Just for show. He wasn’t ready to do the work. I really had high hopes. Fuse disappointed me, to be honest.”
“Never confuse laziness, procrastination, negligence, incompetence or inefficiency for patience. God helps those who help themselves.”
“If for anything at all I was too patient for enduring the excruciating term of the 2-year contract amidst all these challenges. And yeah you would never have guessed because I wear it well. I don’t look like what I’ve been through.”
Giving more insights about the issue she said;
“One from an American Record Label based in New York for $135,000 plus incentives; and Off Da Ground for no money(but a good percentage of splits of revenue and masters).”
“Moreover I was convinced by the songs we had started recording since 2019. I believed that with hard work and dedication, we were going to make way more than what was offered me in the US deal.”
“Unfortunately my full-time career was treated like a part-time hobby. No accountability. Bare minimum effort. After several appeals both personally and officially nothing changed.”
