In a recent revelation on the Zero Conditions podcast, Nigerian singer Peruzzi expressed his disappointment, suggesting that a collaboration with fellow artist Kizz Daniel might not happen again.
“We made ‘Gwagwalada’ together, but he gave the song to Buju,” Peruzzi disclosed.
He recounted how they collaborated on the track, but Kizz Daniel decided to involve Buju without prior consultation. “He called him, the guy came. He sent me the song there, and I went home. Only for me to see that they’ve dropped the song one day without anybody reaching out to me.”
The Fly Boy boss’ move to release the song with Buju and Seyi Vibez without involving Peruzzi has left him feeling disrespected and uncertain about future collaborations.
“So, I don’t think I will be working with Kizz Daniel anytime soon. Right now, I don’t think so,” Peruzzi remarked candidly.
This unexpected turn has raised questions about creative collaboration ethics in the music industry and has brought to light the challenges artists face when navigating collaborative projects.
