Ghanaian Afrobeats sensation Camidoh has announced the end of his professional relationship with long-time talent manager George Britton. The news was shared during an exclusive interview with DJ Slim on Hitz FM, where the ‘Adoley’ hitmaker elaborated on the natural conclusion of their contractual partnership.
Camidoh was quick to dispel any rumors of discord, highlighting that the separation was amicable and that both parties continue to share a cordial relationship. “It’s not official and there’s no bad blood or anything because me and him talk. It’s just okay when the contract ended we even worked for free,” he explained, underscoring the mutual respect and understanding that marked their collaboration.
https://www.facebook.com/george.m.britton/videos/3366518143650055/?mibextid=rS40aB7S9Ucbxw6v
The artist expressed deep gratitude for Britton’s pivotal role in shaping his career, noting that their work together had yielded significant successes. Camidoh’s acknowledgment of Britton’s contributions was heartfelt, as he expressed pride in their collective achievements.
Responding to the news, George Britton took to social media to share his reflections on their fruitful three-year journey. In a post on Kumi Kasa’s page, Britton revealed his decision to step away from artist management after a 15-year tenure to pursue new opportunities in Europe. He lauded their time together and reaffirmed his ongoing support for Camidoh.
READ ALSO: Camidoh’s ‘Sugarcane Remix’ Overtakes Sarkodie’s ‘Adonai’ as Ghana’s Most Streamed YouTube Song
“I’ve had the best of wins,” Britton wrote, reminiscing about the successes they enjoyed. “I love Camidoh and will always help and support him. I’m officially not part of the team but unofficially I will keep putting him on as a big brother.”
