‘There is no bad blood between me and Richie’ - KiDi opens up on Lynx Entertainment exit:
He explained that his time at Lynx played a major role in his development, taking him from a young artiste who had just been discovered through the various stages of his career.
Ghanaian singer KiDi has revealed that his decision to leave Lynx Entertainment after a decade was not fueled by financial concerns or any disagreement with label boss Richie Mensah. On the New Day morning show on August 27, KiDi stated that his contract had expired and, while there were talks of an extension, he ultimately felt it was the right time to start a new chapter in his career.
Over the past decade at Lynx, KiDi had grown from a newly discovered artiste to a seasoned professional, taking advantage of every opportunity and learning valuable lessons along the way. KiDi expressed his gratitude to Richie Mensah for the incredible opportunity he had been given and emphasized that his departure was more about embracing new possibilities rather than severing ties with the label.
He also dismissed rumors of a monetary reason for his exit, emphasizing that, despite the ups and downs, there remains potential for future collaborations. KiDi is now the proud owner of his own record label, BB Joy, named in honor of his mother. He is also currently working with Anchor Records as he establishes his new venture.
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