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Rapper secures 5-year label deal with Ogidi Brown's OGB Music
OGB Records, which is currently owned and headed by music recording act, Ogidi Brown, has an operation office in Ghana headed by Erskine Amoah.
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The deal which came as a result of close collaboration and working relationship between the two parties is deemed very timely, according to the label's management.
OGB Records, which is currently owned and headed by music recording act, Ogidi Brown, has an operational office in Ghana headed by Erskine Amoah.
It revealed that the promising deal which is worth GHC250,000 (estimated USD 50,000) will cover management and all music related expenditures to be incurred during the period.
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Fameye, during the contract sealing over the weekend, expressed delight and appreciation to the head of OGB Records, Odigi Brown and staff on the label mentioned.
Addressing the press, he stated that “it is a dream come through” and was very hopeful in attaining greater height.
Present at the short ceremony held at the Citrus Restaurant & Lounge, in East Legon included Japhter Gyasi Junior (Head of OGB Records Ghana), Erskine Amoah (Radio & TV personality), Amoah King David (Blogger & road manager for Fameye), Fiifi Adinkra Cudjoe (Blogger) and Zionfelix (Blogger).
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