RuffTown Records boss Ricky Nana Agyemang, otherwise known as Bullet, has opened up about what he describes as a painful chapter involving former signee Miss Forson and rapper D-Black.
Speaking during an interview with Nana Romeo on Okay FM, Bullet accused the rapper of crossing professional lines by allegedly pursuing direct contact with the artiste without informing RuffTown Records.
Bullet said Miss Forson was still signed to his label at the time and had shown exceptional promise as a young musician. According to him, her talent and versatility made her one of the most gifted artistes he had worked with.
He claimed D-Black began reaching out to the singer shortly after they were introduced, insisting the interest went beyond music collaboration.
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“The first day I introduced Miss Forson, D-Black started messaging the girl. So, he took her from her label and ruined her career. The reason he was messaging her wasn’t for music. He has a label, and I also have one, so if he wanted to work with the artiste, he could have told me.
“He had another mindset for messaging the girl because Miss Forson was super talented. She could play piano, guitar, and other instruments, but D-Black couldn’t give her a hit song. She even took a song I taught her while under my label to D-Black’s label,” he said.
Bullet also lamented what he believes is a deep lack of cooperation among players in the Ghanaian music scene. He argued that better communication between record labels could have avoided the fallout surrounding the artiste.
“There is no unity in this industry. This was a label-to-label affair; he could have sent me a message and told me he wanted to work with her.
“But he took the girl, sweet-talked her, messed up her career, and he thinks everything is fine. She is one talent I am pained about because she couldn’t blow,” he added.