Few days ago , we witnessed two Kenyan artists parting ways with Kaka Empire recording label owned by Kenyan rapper Kennedy Ombima well known as King Kaka.
King Kaka has for the first time opened up on why singer Avril and Arrow Bwoy ditched his recording label.
During n interwiev with local radio station, King Kaka revealed that, their exit was bound on a contract they signed while joining the label.
He mentioned that Kaka Empire contracts always have a timeline that allows the artiste decide whether to re-new or move on to another label.
He also stated that Kaka Empire is in the music industry to help artistes elevate their career’s to the next level, and not own them,giving them freedom to choose what works for them.
“Arrow na Avril wameondoka na unajua kuna mkataba ana hiyo contract iko na timeline na ikifika wakati Fulani tunarelease artiste juu saa zingine ni poa artiste pia a grow kivyake ama labda amove kwa new management na huwa tunaencourge hiyo sana, na tunaambianga msanii akipata kwingine ambapo anaona itambenefit zaidi, asiogope kuongea, sababu kazi ya Kaka empire is not to own people , we are here just to help.
“Kama tunaweza kutkutoa level hii tukupeleke next level hii, na ukipata namana ya kwenda level mpya hiyo ni furaha yetu. Mi ile siku nitaona ule msanii ashawahi kupita kwa mikono zetu nitafutahi sana. So that’s the motive of Kaka Empire, we give you what we can and we are very happy our artiste ambao tushawahi work na wao and we are wishing them all the best yaaani, we are proud of the steps they are making,” said King Kaka.