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Written by Tade Makinde Sunday, 01 August 2010
Mojeed, who revealed that the trio had to look for another marketer after their former marketer “messed up” last effort, added that “his shoddy handling of the album was the reason we couldn’t release our album last year.
“It really affected us, especially as our fans refused to believe we had a complete album done, which should have been in the market. How many of them could we explain things to?”, he retorted.
The trio, however, have dcided to re-release the affected album under a new marketing company, hopeful that the repackaged album would sooth fans frayed nerves.
“We know a lot of our fans are not impressed by excusses, that’s why we hope the repackaged album, due out in few weeks, will please them,”Mojeed said.
On speculations that one of teh trio had left to join SKP, a record label, Mojeed said it was not true.
“We have no intentionof breaking up. As regards one of us joining styl plus, it is not true. it was an assumptions by some people, but a wrong one at that.
“Styl-plus and Hazadus are on the label of SKP, and we are friends. That’s all there is to it.
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