This is how popular singer Otile Brown signed his own death warrant….Kenyan artists never learn

You can as well consider Otile Brown’s career as over!

And it all started with an announcement he made yesterday on instagram. It read in part:

“Attention!! Would like to take this special opportunity to Inform you ,my beloved Friends ,Family , fans and most importantly Promoters and event organisers that i am No longer working or in any other partnership with DREAMLAND MUSIC owned by DR.EDDIE .

He further continued:

In case of any business deals that involves me (under the mentioned manargement )kindly be informed that I won’t be involved nor partake. Kindly recheck my new contact details on my social medias bio.

And then he finished it off with a great assurance to his fans that everything was under control and there was no way he was going to let them down:

To my valued loyal fans, you can now find me on my new youtube chanelle “official Otile Brown” ; following the link on my bio and kindly subscribe.

New and good music coming your way anytime.

Last but not least ,I’m truly humbled by your emmese love and support .It’s my promise to you that I won’t let you down.

your bwoy gat you 😏😆 👌

We’re afraid to announce that is not going to be the case because the kid is on a long road to destruction and it’s all courtesy of a little piece of paper called a contract. Just like many creatives and artists, clearly he didn’t realize what he was settling for when he put down his signature.

Because as it has been revealed by Dreamlands CEO Dr. Eddie, all the works Otile Brown produced under their stable all belong to them and he has no obligation to use them under any capacity. Now if you must know, all his biggest songs are in that list.

*sips tea* things are about to get thick for someone. Check out what Dreamland posted:

 

 

 

The Dreamland Music Empire wishes to make the following announcements: that as part of our motto: identifying, nurturing and developing talent, we identified Otile Brown, we nurtured him and we eventually developed him.. That we as a company entered in to a contract with Otile Brown to protect our business interests and his.. We made all necessary arrangements to make him comfortable so as to be a successful musician until then Otile Brown walked out of a mutual and active contract without a notice. Just like any business entity we our desire is to protect our Interests and image. We wish to let all musicians and stakeholders know that all the songs and videos produced in our studios namely… Shujaa Wako, Imaginary Love, Dejavu, Everything, Basi, Pakate, Alivyonipenda, Niseme Nawe & Aiyolela… Are owned by Dreamland Music Empire. He is henceforth prohibited by the clauses in the contract he signed to use them in performances or business purposes. We thank you all for your continued support. DREAMLAND MUSIC.. Beyond talent…

A post shared by Dr. Eddie (@doctaeddie) on Mar 9, 2017 at 11:46pm PST