Townflex Entertainment News – In an exclusive revelation, Snap Chavis Wayne, the former manager of Ghanaian hip-hop sensation Black Sherif, has opened up about the profound effect Black’s departure from his camp had on him and his record label.

The departure of the reigning “Artiste of the Year” at the Vodafone Ghana Music Awards left Chavis in a state of heartbreak, considering the significant investment he had made in nurturing the artist’s career.

In a recent tweet shared by Hitzfm, Chavis expressed, “Black Sherif’s exit from my camp really affected the label because when you put all your investment and trust in someone and they leave, obviously you will be affected.”

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Black Sherif's exit from my camp really affected the label because when you put all your investment and trust in someone and they leave, obviously you will be affected. – Snap Chavis Wayne #DaybreakHitz
— Hitz 103.9 FM (@Hitz1039FM) June 12, 2023

Former manager on Black Sherif’s Exit from Label

Furthermore, Chavis lamented the transformation in his relationship with Black Sherif, stating that their dynamic has evolved from a close-knit family bond to a strictly business-oriented association.

He added, “I no longer have that ‘family’ kind of feeling for artists nowadays. My deal with my current artists is strictly business. Not family stuff.”

Disappointed by the current state of affairs, Chavis placed blame on the media and the legal system, asserting that the lack of protection for investors in the music industry has contributed to reduced interest in investing in musicians.

He expressed frustration, highlighting that when conflicts arise, both the law and media fail to adequately safeguard the interests of investors.

Regarding the legal battle between him and Black Sherif, Chavis revealed that the two parties have been embroiled in court proceedings for the past six months, indicating the complexity and significance of the issues at hand.

The fallout between Black Sherif and his former manager sheds light on the challenges faced by both artists and industry professionals in the music business.

It underscores the delicate nature of artist-manager relationships and the need for proper contractual agreements to protect the interests of all parties involved.