Surviving the Storm: Singer Harrysong Reflects on Narrow Escape from Former Record Label

Harrysong, in a statement shared on his Instastories, expressed his support for justice in the case of the late singer Mohbad. He also revealed that he had faced abuse and danger while leaving his former record label, Five Star, owned by E-Money, the brother of singer KCee.

In his post, Harrysong alleged that he was attacked and abused when he decided to part ways with the label in 2016. He credited his survival to God and the support of a few good individuals who stood by him during that challenging period.

Here is Harrysong's statement, shared on his Instastories:

"While lending his voice to the calls for justice for late singer Mohbad, singer Harrysong has come out to say that he would have died in the hands of his former record label if not for God and a few good men.

Harrysong was formerly signed to Five Star record label owned by singer KCee's brother, E-Money, before they fell out in 2016.

In a post shared on his Instastories this afternoon, Harrysong alleged that he was attacked and abused when he decided he wanted to move on from the label. He stated that if not for God and a few good men who supported him, he would have been dead."

This statement conveys Harrysong's perspective on his past experiences with his former record label and his support for justice in the case of Mohbad.