“I am an author and I have also written very good songs. If you go to YouTube you will see a song that Beyonce took called, When Jesus says yes. That is my song,” Deya said. We are yet to see how that goes, meanwhile, a Mombasa based artist currently in China has been lamenting on social media claiming that Harmonize, the Tanzanian artist from Diamond's Wasafi stole his concept PARANAWE.
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PARANAWE by FLIM C released in August 2010, produced by TK2 the Hitmaker by then at SQ Records did very good despite of having no video. He has engaged with renown artists among them being BOBBY MAPESA in CAMILLA produced by SHIRKO, ROJO MO in ARCHIBELLA produced by MORBIZ, CHIKUZEE in TUJE KULE produced by RABBIZZLE.
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In a quest to find a good management, Flim contacted one of Wasafi's managers after the group announced that it had plans to open a branch of the studio in Kenya. It is at this point that Flim C sent some of his work to the manager in July 2018 and among those songs was PARANAWE. Later on Harmonize hits the airwaves with PARANAWE which was widely accepted till now. Flim C took his frustrations to social media, check it out:
Then later on heated the debate on Instagram with utterance that can't be typed with my keyboard, here's the post:
Comments on Flim C states that no artist has to undergo intellectual robbery and vows to meet Harmonize one day. He also states that no matter the situation, he'll not give up on music and that his music will fight the battle for him. Our team acquired a snapshot of the conversation between SK SALAM and FLIM C, Do you think there was Copyright infringement?
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