Dice Ailes Confronts Sony Music Over Music Distribution Issues
Nigerian artist Shasha Damilola Alesh, better known by his stage name Dice Ailes, recently made a daring move by openly accusing Sony Music of preventing his music from being distributed. This decision has prompted great interest and discussion among fans and industry experts alike.
After a lengthy working relationship with the music company, Dice Ailes voiced his dissatisfaction with the terms of their agreement, which still restrict the distribution of his music even after they decided to go their separate ways. The initially positive relationship between Dice Ailes and Sony Music soured because of what was seen as a lack of progress and unfulfilled expectations for funding.
The musician claims that despite their mutual decision to end their contract, constraints from their prior arrangement have continued, negatively affecting his music’s distribution as well as his company’s marketing plans and financial commitments. To the dismay of his enthusiastic fan following, this has resulted in a sizable stretch of silence from the artist.
Fans of Dice Ailes have made their outcry quite evident. 2024 is a crucial year for the singer to release new songs because fans have been eagerly awaiting it. Ailes’ public outburst of rage was prompted by the increasing pressure and his commitment to his fan base.
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