"Naira Marley Demanded I Should Be Removed from A Song We Featured In"

In a current audiovisual podcast version of Doyin’s Corner, Nigerian singer Skales shared a stunning revelation about his collaboration with Tanzanian artist Harmonize and fellow Nigerian singer Naira Marley.

According to Skales, Naira Marley made a request to have his verse eliminated from a track they have been all featured in.

Skales expressed his astonishment when Harmonize reached out to tell him of Naira Marley’s determination. As far as Skales was involved, there was no animosity between him and Naira Marley, making the request sudden and puzzling.

Adding to the intrigue, Skales disclosed that he had facilitated the collaboration by driving Harmonize to Naira Marley’s residence for the track recording. This revelation left many followers and listeners curious concerning the causes behind Naira Marley’s request and the dynamics between the artists concerned.

The incident serves as a reminder of the complexities that may come up within the music trade, even amongst artists who seemingly have amicable relationships. As Skales’ account continues to garner consideration, the followers await additional insights and explanations to make clear the circumstances surrounding the track collaboration.

In his phrases:

“I need to share a narrative that I nonetheless discover loopy, . I have by no means stated this earlier than, however that is going to be my first time. So I have this brother from Tanzania, he is among the largest artists from East Africa, as a matter of truth, Africa. His identify is Harmonize.

“So he was working on his album, he came to Nigeria. I remember I took him to Naira Marley’s house. It was all good vibes and everything. The song he did with Naira Marley, he hit me up and said I want you to give me a verse on this song. And I did it. I sent it to him. It was dope. He was like, I like it blablabla. Then weeks later, he called me and said, ‘Do you have a beef with Naira Marley?’ And I was like, ‘Beef? We were all chilling. What is going on?”