Why Rich Mavoko Left Wasafi Records Mavoko comes clean after his unclear exit form wcb. former wcb signee richard martin aka rich mavoko has for the first time disclosed the reason he opted out of diamond platnumz owned record label (wcb wasafi). in an interview with dozen selection, mavoko mentioned that he opted to leave the label upon realizing they were doing so little to. Rich mavoko. image: instagram. tanzanian singer rich mavoko has claimed that although he was not fined for terminating his contract with diamond platnumz's music label, wcb, he also did not allegedly receive any payment. unlike rayvanny and harmonize, who paid significant sums to exit the label, rich mavoko left without incurring a fine.
Rich Mavoko Reveals Why He Left Diamond Platnumz Wcb Wasafi Routine Rich mavoko has finally revealed the reason he left diamond platnumz’ record label, wasafi classic baby (wcb). speaking to massawe japanni on radio jambo, the ‘show me’ hitmaker said he differed with wasafi boss. ”we disagreed business wise. i had my stand and he had his and so, i left.”. He was forced to sell his three houses and a piece of land to raise the money. the compensation was to allow him full rights ownership of songs he did under wcb. but for mavoko, the tussles ended up at the tanzania music regulatory board basata, who helped both parties arrive at an amicable solution. rich mavoko left without paying anything. Raymond mwakyusa, widely known as rayvanny in the bongo flava scene says he discussed his decision to leave renowned music label wasafi (wcb), owned by fellow artist diamond platnumz, nearly two years ago. in an interview on the imo podcast, the ceo of next level music rayvanny says he knew he did not want to have a bad blood with his former boss. Diamond, kifesi, sandara brown, rich mavoko, and mwarabu list of musicians and managers who have ditched wcb wasafi wcb wasafi is arguably one of the biggest records labels in africa. the label was founded by diamond platnumz who is a renowned artiste across the african continent with his roots extended to the international market.
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