Singer Bruno Kiggundu alias Bruno K has decided to go bare knuckles with Black Market Records as he accuses the label of stealing his song and earning money from them even after their contract ended.
The talented guitarist is accusing the USA based record label Black Market Records, which happens to be his former paymasters of trying to upload a demo of his new song that isn't mixed or mastered of his onto their YouTube account without his authorisation.
Through a social media post, the "One For The Road" singer has explained how the record label’s CEO Cedric connived with the producer of his new song to acquire his raw music works that have since been uploaded onto the Black Market Records YouTube account.
"Shame Upon you BLACK MARKET RECORDS. You people want to steal my song in broad day light. You went ahead to upload a demo that isn't mixed or mastered on your YouTube channel and you call that being professional? Ladies and gentlemen if you check out the audio on my YouTube channel its way different in terms of sound compared to what these guys uploaded. It clearly shows that the producer gave me the well mixed and mastered project coz I own it.
Am not going to let you guys steal from me what belongs to me. Am going to expose you guys. I feel sorry for Ava peace, Uga Boys, kvaan and so many more whose YouTube channels you took all in the name of greed. My contract with these guys ended some time back. I still don't know why they are claiming a song that doesn't belong to them," cried out singer Bruno K.
Bruno K way back fell out with BMR over issues related to finances and has since then been having a toxic relationship with his former pay masters.
