Kaywa and I are cool. I leave my share of royalties to the label to show my gratitude – Mr. Drew

Ghanaian award-winning singer and songwriter, Mr Drew has revealed that there is no bad blood between him and his former producer, Kaywa adding that, as a sign of gratitude, he leaves his royalties for Highly Spiritual Music.

When asked what the type of relationship he has with his ex-producer is like, Mr. Drew pointed out that they are on good terms and what he has realized is that his fans are more concerned about him bringing music out now that he is an indie-artiste.

“We’re cool. My fans are more concerned about the music; whether I’m giving them more or not. For them, if I don’t give the music…,” he told Giovanni Caleb, his host.

Speaking about being an indie artiste, the Ghanaian hitmaker said that “It’s good; it’s fine. It’s not easy but we’re already in it so it’s very normal.”

During the interview on Showbiz 360 on TV3, the highlife and Afrobeat musician shared what he has been up to indicating that because of how well his remix on his song ‘Case’ is doing, he has decided to put on hold a song he planned on dropping this week.

“We’re working. We’re chilling, making good music, performing and just doing the work. I’m working on an EP at the moment. I was supposed to release a song this week but because of the remix doing so well, I had to postpone and shift it forward,” he noted.

Coming back to Kaywa, CEO of Highly Spiritual Music, his former record label, Mr Drew used the platform to thank his ex-producer and revealed that out of gratitude, he leaves his royalties for the label.

“I want to use this platform to thank Highly Spiritual Music; Papa Kaywa for working with me for the past 5 years. It’s not been easy and I want to say thank you to him. I’m super grateful. I’m leaving my royalties with the label. I feel like that should be part of me being grateful and saying thank you to Highly Spiritual Music. I leave my share of royalties to the label,” he said.

Credit to Esther Aryee|3Xtra.tv|Ghana