New Year, New Record Label? YCee parts ways with Tinny Entertainment

Nigerian music star YCee has confirmed that he has parted ways with Tinny Entertainment, the record label he was formerly signed to.
A Twitter follower asked him yesterday if he had left the record label and he replied with a simple “Yeah”.
The 25-year-old star, real name Oludemilade Martin Alejo, has not given a reason for the split with Tinny Entertainment.

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