MULTI-AWARD WINNING musician Jah Prayzah has dismantled his Military Touch Movement (MTM), about three years after its formation and freed artistes who were contracted to his stable.
When the movement was formed, in January 2017, Jah Prayzah said all artistes to be signed would be treated equally and even benefit more than him, but about two years down the line, cracks had started to emerge amid allegations of artistes’ suppression at the expense of the proprietor’s projects thereby disadvantaging other artistes.
According to sources close to Jah Prayzah’s camp and some artistes who once signed for the movement, the purported suppression of musicians by the Kutonga Kwaro hitmaker was a direct shift from the agreement they had when they signed up to join the stable.
In an unexpected statement on Sunday, Jah Prayzah said he felt that all the artists under MTM had outgrown the stable and needed to flourish on their own.
Jah Prayzah said MTM was a movement put in place to encourage growth and not for profit adding that he did not collect any money from all the artists who were involved in the movement.
