The dispute between Ghanaian music duo Keche and fellow musician Kuami Eugene over the successful song “No Dulling” has reportedly been settled.
The band made this revelation during a Tuesday, July 16 interview on TV3’s New Day.
“With Kuami Eugene’s issue, it’s past. We have sorted that. We solved that issue,” they said.
Eugene said in a 2023 interview that he composed the lyrics to the popular song “No Dulling.” The musical group, however, refuted Eugene’s assertion, claiming that one of their members, Andrew, created the tune.
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The musician later said in an interview on The Delay Show that he composed the whole song and that Keche just contributed a little portion to the recording.
Kuami Eugene nevertheless stated that he would be open to collaborating with Keche once more upon request. After being released in 2020, “No Dulling” got popular and many people started jamming to it.
Speaking about their recent collaboration on the song “My Father,” which they released with King Paluta, Keche stated it went well.
“We just had to send a song to him and in a couple of days, he did his best. We didn’t even meet at the studio,” Keche stated.
