Tshego Speaks On How Artists Should Deal With Major Record Label

Tshego Speaks On How Artists Should Deal With Major Record Label. The dilemma of music artists and record labels is frequent in most nations, and it is mainly caused by money and awards. SA artists have felt the wrath of ill-treatment from the major record labels with some hip hop artists also being denied their awards and music royalties.

Tshego is one of the artists who has testified his dissatisfaction with the treatment he has received from record labels he has been signed to. Taking to Instagram, the Pink Pather posed to have found a solution on how artists should deal with major record labels’ ill-treatment of artists. “Only thing you should be doing with a major label is finessing them,” he wrote.

The rapper once came out and mentioned that he has not been paid any money for the songs that he owns the masters. “If I told you I haven’t seen a single cent (sales) from Hennessy, Garden, The Vibe, Tell Em Say, So High, Dem Ah Wind, etc… What would you say? Mind you, I OWN THE MASTERS ON ALL THESE SONGS!” Wrote Tshego.

Recently, the rapper took to Twitter and announced the release of his catalogue of classic songs as an independent artist after parting ways with Universal Music. “AT MIDNIGHT I drop a capsule of 7 classics. It’s been over a year now since this music has been missing, but it wasn’t in vain. ALL MASTERS ARE NOW SAFELY SIGNED UNDER MY OWN IMPRINT (TWENTYFIVE/EIGHT). Thank you for the continued support❤EL PANTERA.” Tweeted Tshego.