By Zuko Komisa
A R700 000 lawsuit has reportedly been filed against Musa Keys for allegedly breaching a contract.
According to Sunday World, a record company called Electromode from Johannesburg submitted legal paperwork to the Joburg High Court last week asking to have the Amapiano singer ordered to pay them R700 000.
Musa ‘Tsonga Micheal Jackson’ Keys, whose real name is Musa Appreciate Makamu, allegedly terminated a contract with Electromode; as a result, he has been given a bill for the money owed.
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The 36-month contract reportedly stipulates that Electromode will be the sole distributor of his content and have the sole right to make it available worldwide.
On April 4, 2021, Musa Keys and Electromode entered into an exclusive digital distribution agreement for the purpose of distributing his songs and cinematography through websites, mobile apps, and telecommunications firms.
Musa Keys’ management told the publication that they couldn’t confirm or deny that Electromode has taken them to court citing that “It’s a private matter and (they) prefer to keep it that way.”
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