The staunch controlling board has officially issued a press statement relating to recent publications on some media portals, stating one of the cores of Ghana’s well known trio, Praye has expressed no interest in the recent comeback plan of the group anchored by the other two members – Praye Tietia (Cartel Big J) and Praye Tin Tin.
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"Choirmaster can't reunite with Praye" - Management
In the statement sent to Pulse.com.gh, the CEO of BlueRoze Entertainment claimed Choirmaster as an artiste under his belt who has penned down an ensuing contract of 5 years as a solo artiste.
Choirmaster
In the statement sent to Pulse.com.gh, the CEO of BlueRoze Entertainment claimed Choirmaster as an artiste under his belt who has penned down an ensuing contract of 5 years as a solo artiste and with that mentioned, there are identified clauses in the signed agreement. These sections will not consent the signed act to attend to other projects without the label giving him permit.
BlueRoze in the issued press statement also apologised to the other members of the trio and fans of Praye for preventing the trio's comeback.
See the full statement below.
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