Posted on October 30th, 2011 at 05:30pm
By Doherty Joseph
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Q: Was Duncan Mighty ever on your label?
I like his music and he’s talented. And everybody knows I like to
attend concerts. Once anyone has good music, I’ll be there to support. I
didn’t get that much love from artistes when I was growing and I would
have loved that. If I could attend Tuface, Daddy Showkey’s concerts,
that’ll encourage us to move on. I also give them advice on a daily
basis. So whenever I see someone with good music, I go all out to
support him and it doesn’t have anything to do with competition.
Anytime my boys go to perform in Port-Harcourt, they always tell me
that those guys there love Duncan Mighty. So I invited him to Lagos and
he came to the house. I told the boys that I’d like to work with him. We
had a meeting and I wanted to sign him or do a promotion deal with him.
And since he’s also a producer, maybe he’ll be as a sort of co-producer
for my label to help reduce some work load. But now, the same thing
that happened with Terry G at some point happened. Because if it’s
Mo’hits Records, everybody gets excited.
We haven’t signed any
deal and he went ahead to tell people that he’s been signed to Mo’Hits. I
was in America when I read on the internet that Duncan Mighty has been
signed to Mo’Hits Records. And I hadn’t made up my mind yet about him.
When I read it, I had to deny on the internet. I was hoping that after
I’ve signed him, then I could tell everyone about it, but he took shine
away from me. I called Bankuli and asked how the gist came about. I was
told he’d already granted interviews saying he’s been signed on by
Mo’hits to work as a producer and vocal coach. I ended the deal.
Q: What about the JJC thing?
We were working together but had a misunderstanding. I don’t want to
start defending myself or say it’s his fault. I’ll gain nothing by
putting him down.
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