Danya Devs, who is part of the Blaq Diamond music duo, has bought a vehicle for himself. The other member of the duo is Ndu. Both the musicians from Blaq Diamond have been having problems in their musical careers by far, and they have had good contracts from the record label that gave them that opportunity to grow bigger. It is well known how record companies are not good when it comes to signing contracts with musicians, and it looks to benefit labels more than the people who are doing the music. The two KwaZulu-Natal musicians had people dancing to their music and getting paid for their performances.

It is good to see them happy and having bought vehicles for themselves. It is not good when an artist is expected to have made a huge amount of money from their musical careers but comes out to talk about how they are not happy. It is usually not good when someone or a duo wants to move away from the record label they were signed to. Another recent musician who was not happy with her previous record company is Makhadzi, and she has now established her own record label. She was all along being given an auto-renewal contract from Open Mic Productions, but she left because she served them with the number of albums they had agreed on. As for Intaba Yasi Dubai, he has left Ambitionz Entertainment by force because he was being paid R2000 as a salary.

“Blaq Diamond’s Danya Devs After Releasing His Album Early Ambitiouz Entertainment has once again pounced on its former artists in a bid to fulfil the contractual obligation they had with the duo Blaq Diamond. Blaq Diamond‘s Danya Devs is poised to drop his album titled Inkosi Yoshuni. Danya announced the release of new music on Instagram, stating that it would be available tomorrow, May 24, 2023. 24/05/2023 wrote Devs.However, following Danya’s departure from Ambitiouz, the record label dropped his body of work earlier to counter all the progress he has made. Taking to Twitter, Ambitiouz Entertainment announced the release of the Inkosi Yoshuni album a day before its planned release.”