I have been making money after leaving Five Star Music- Harrysong

‘Aranbanko’ crooner , Harrysong has revealed that he has been succeeding since his unceremonious exit from Five Music.

Recall that the self-proclaimed ‘Mr songz’ left the record label under contentious circumstances in 2017, going on to set up his own outfit, Alter Plate.

Speaking in a chat with Hip TV, he said: “It’s been amazing since I left Five Star. We’ve been doing great work. We’ve been making money, playing shows.”

On how the Nigerian music industry has fared, he said: “It’s[quality lyrics] coming up. It’s even doing good. It’s better than the other times when we just had shayo and bum bum.

“Have you heard? Davido is doing some parables and some things that are happening in Nigeria.

“From 20-30 percent we were before, we are now at 50-60 percent”.

At age eleven, Harrysong’s music career started as a congarist in the church his mother served as the music director before he went on to learn contemporary gospel music. In 2007, he moved to Lagos as the lead singer of a live band who perform in night clubs until he met Kcee which led to him signing for Five Star Music.

His rise to fame came when he released the single “I’m In Love” and “Taiye & Kehinde” with the music video of the former topping music video charts including Trace TV. He went on to release his debut album Testify through QuestionMark Entertainment in 2012.

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