Qing Madi Accuses Former Record Label of Attempting to Sabotage Her Career
In a dramatic online outburst, rising Nigerian singer Qing Madi has publicly accused her former record label, JTon Music, of actively trying to destroy her career, alleging that the same tactics were previously used against fellow artist Cynthia Morgan. The 19-year-old vocalist took to social media to express her frustrations, revealing details of a contentious legal battle and what she describes as dirty play by the label.
Allegations of Malicious Intent and Legal Battles
Qing Madi asserted that JTon Music filed a lawsuit against her for one million dollars, a case she claims the label ultimately lost. Despite this legal pressure, she emphasized her resilience, stating that it pains the label to see her continue to push her music successfully. The singer highlighted a specific incident where her track kfmd record was removed from Spotify, attributing this action to the label's jealousy over the song's strong performance. She reassured fans that the issue would be resolved and the song reinstated, but condemned the label's underhanded methods.
Drawing Parallels to Cynthia Morgan's Experience
In her posts, Qing Madi directly referenced Cynthia Morgan, a Nigerian singer who has spoken out about her own struggles with record labels in the past. She claimed that Joy Tongo, the founder of JTon Music, was involved in silencing Cynthia Morgan, and vowed that such suppression would not happen in her case. Qing Madi called out Joy Tongo, urging her to leave her alone and asserting her determination to focus solely on her music without interference.
Qing Madi's Response and Future Outlook
The young artist made it clear that her silence should not be mistaken for compliance or a desire to protect the label's image. She expressed a simple wish to create music and appealed for peace, noting her youth and desire to be left alone to pursue her career. This incident sheds light on ongoing issues within the Nigerian music industry regarding artist-label relationships and the challenges faced by emerging talents.
