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I paid Fameye, but he didn’t support my music – Ama Nova

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Due to allegations of an unfulfilled agreement, Ghanaian singer Ama Nova is not satisfied with Fameye.

In an interview with DJ Slim on Daybreak Hitz, Nova bemoaned the fact that, despite paying Fameye for their joint song, he had not shared it on his social media accounts.

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According to Nova, the original deal called for Fameye to help the song’s release by contributing her artwork. But Fameye didn’t share the song on social media.

It would have been good if he had shared my artwork in accordance with the original arrangement, so that it would appear that you support the release.

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Many folks have DM’d me to say they visited Fameye’s page but didn’t see him post about the song. It’s heartbreaking and difficult for me,” Nova remarked.

She also complained that the song’s release was delayed. The song had to be published roughly two weeks ago, even though its original release date was October of last year.

The singer claimed that after reaching an agreement on a sum of money to be paid to Fameye, he posted about the song on social media and offered his services for the video. However, efforts to get in touch with him later to fulfill his end of the agreement were unsuccessful.

“We paid the agreed-upon money, which included a music video.

Although there was no formal contract, WhatsApp discussions and conversations demonstrate that the transaction had place. The money was paid, as evidenced by a receipt,” she said.

Ama Nova said that she had a voicemail from Fameye stating that he would film material with her if they could give him a specific sum of money.

“He even said he would be coming to New York, so we shoot the video and he would even shoot content with me,” she recalled.

It has been challenging to convince Fameye to shoot the video, she reaffirmed.

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“I’ve been attempting to meet with his team ever since I arrived in Ghana. They claimed to be on the road and busy each time I called. If you keep trying, you might eventually be able to join us for a meeting,” she remarked.

She claimed that Fameye’s management advised her to wait to release her song until Fameye was ready because the musician wanted to promote her music but was unable to combine it with his ongoing project.

“Now the song is out, and not even a post on Fameye’s page,” Nova complained.

‘Odo Different’, a single featuring Fameye, has been formally published.

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