Like a celebrated victory, fast-rising female rapper, Eva Alordiah and her ex-boss at Trybes Records, Eldee Da Don made their happiness known publicly when the announcement of the signing was made on Twitter. But barely five months later, the story has changed as things have fallen apart because the centre could not hold anymore.
Some hours ago, the label, through a statement, announced the termination of the contract between Eva and Trybes Records. Part of the statement reads, “Trybes Records and Eva Alordiah have agreed to terminate her recording contract effective immediately.
“Trybes Records’ vision is to discover and nurture the talents of our artists while operating with purpose, valuing relationships with our partners within the industry, and being persistent in creating and releasing quality music.
“Unfortunately, over the past 5 months, Eva’s vision has not aligned with ours and thus, both parties have agreed to separate.
“We wish Eva the best in her future endeavours and plan on continuing towards our goal of creating quality music for Nigeria and beyond.”
According to what Nigeriafilms.com gathered, the major reason both parties may have disagreed may be due to an alleged prolonged disagreement between Eva and Trybes Records. Information reaching us puts it that Eva has allegedly been too demanding while not meeting up with her expectations by delivery quality works for the label.
We then further learnt that these became a big headache for the label especially Eldee, who was said to have seen Eva as an artiste trying to frustrate him, so, the decision to let her go her way in peace.
Nigeriafilms.com scooped that these disagreements started almost after she put pen to papers with the label. Before parting ways with Trybes Records, Eva didn’t release any song or video under the label.
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