Tanzanian artist Ibraah has broken his silence following his departure from the Konde Gang label, affirming that his bond with Harmonize remains unbreakable. Sharing his heartfelt gratitude, he described Harmonize as the brother who helped him reach where he is today.
Highlights:
- Ibraah confirms Harmonize remains like a brother despite label split.
- Acknowledges Harmonize’s role in his rise to fame.
- Attributes departure to ambition and youthful drive.
- Urges fans to continue supporting Harmonize.
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In a recent statement, Tanzanian musician Ibraah dismissed rumours of a falling out with his former boss, Harmonize, explaining that their connection runs deeper than label ties. “Harmonize is my brother,” Ibraah insisted, “and he’ll always be my brother.”
Reflecting on his journey, Ibraah openly credited Harmonize for helping him reach professional heights. Without his support, he confessed, “I don’t know where I would be today.” It’s clear the relationship transcends business, it’s rooted in respect and brotherhood.
He described their split from Konde Gang not as conflict, but a natural outcome of youthful ambition. “We are young and everyone wants to fight for what they believe is theirs,” he said, framing their decisions as part of personal growth and artistic journey.
Ibraah reinforced his love for Harmonize and appealed directly to fans: “Watu waendelee kumsupport,” asking them to keep supporting Harmonize as he continues to build his legacy.
In a world where label splits can spell drama, Ibraah and Harmonize are proving that true bonds are measured in respect not contracts.
