Fameye, a Ghanaian singer, is sternly cautioning her peers in the music industry to be wary of managers who prioritize their personal notoriety over the welfare of the artists they represent.
Fameye advised musicians not to sign contracts with managers that put their own career ahead of the artists’ on August 14 in a Facebook post.
He said that while some supervisors could appear to be helpful individuals, they may actually be negative influences.
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If you are an artiste and your manager wants to be a super star than you? Be careful, is either you signed a wrong deal or a Devil came in a form of an angel (sic)💡,” he posted.
Fameye’s message may serve as a reminder to his coworkers to be careful about the types of supervisors they choose to work with in order to avoid any resentment in the future.
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Fameye, whose true name is Peter Famiyeh Bozah, rose to prominence after taking part in the third season of the MTN Hitmaker reality series.
To prevent similar disputes, he hopes that his post would serve as a reminder to his fellow musicians to pick their managers carefully.
Fameye is best known for his hit song “Nothing I Get” which won him the “Best New Artist” award at the VGMA in 2020.