"Tribute To Mandela": Don't drag Harrisong's name to disrepute -manager replies music producer

Harrysong's manager said the management is tired of people seeking undue attention and popularity by trying to drag singer's name to disrepute.

Harrysong's manager has responded to the claims of a Nigerian music producer, Chimbalin, that the singer and songwriter, is yet to pay him for producing the song, "Tribute To Mandela."

Pulse had sought to get a reaction from Harrysong's team after the claims by the music producer and placed a call through to his manager, Mr Desmond Chima.

However, the calls were not answered as the phone number of Harrysong's manager rang endlessly without a response.

In furtherance, a message was promptly sent to the number for a response over the claims by Chimbalin and after some hours of wait, Mr Chima replied our message.

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He wrote, "We are tired of people seeking undue attention and popularity by trying to drag Harrysong's name to disrepute. Chambalin should improve on his craft and stop trying to be heard via unecessary controversy."

Pulse had earlier reported the claims of music producer, Chimbalin, that Harrysong had promised to pay him 10 percent of whatever proceeds he gets from the song "Tribute To Mandela," which is currently a ring tune and caller back tune on MTN network.

The music producer had also noted that he never signed any contract or written agreement with the songwriter based on the mutual trust that existed between them when the song was been recorded.

Harrysong had further recorded a remake of the song featuring South African rapper, Emtee.

Harrysong, who was formerly signed to Five Star Music alongside KCee and Skibii had quit the record company over a rift with the management of the label.