The War Front Between Brymo & Dumped Record Lebel Choc City Is Far From Over. Both Parties In Court Today.

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You might have heard that Brymo dumped record lebel tagged Chocolate City in May, while still under signed contract. A few weeks before he launched a recording together with his new staff, but by legislation he is still a Chocolate Town City artiste, thus the album is technically theirs & he is in breach of his contract, therefore Chocolate City attack him with a lawsuit, and he proceeded on a twitter rant.

Since then both parties have been talking, but last night Brymo's staff launched a statement which essentially claimed accusing Chocolate City of Bad Faith. Read full gist when you continue under.

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Brymo Got a message for ‘Choc City’ Record Label

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Brymo Disses ‘Choc City'Record Label Again It appears things continue to be bitter between Brymo & his ex-label, Choc City. The talented vocalist released his latest album on iTunes today since departing Choc City under acrimonious circumstances earlier this year. He might nevertheless be under contract though as it appears his former label could have somehow intervened his latest release if his latest tweet is anything to go by… Check out Brymo's message after the break

Brymo Reveals Why He Left Choc City

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Earlier this year, Chocolate City lost two of its very talented artistes, Jesse Jagz and Brymo.

 And, while Jesse Jagz lets us know earlier that his reason for leaving was to set up for a solo career; we have been left with a sort of  void as to what complications led to Brymo‘s departure soon after him. During a recent press conference, the ‘son of a kapenta’ explains his reason for leaving the record label.

He goes on to say that he had to ‘dump’ the contract because ‘he knows the Nigerian law system cannot save him’. In his words, ''Since I left Chocolate City, I've been working on my personal stuff and seeing if I can take myself farther from where they stopped.''