Five Star Music owners and Harrysong at lodger heads over 'Peace concert'

New reports have it that “Better Pikin” crooner, Harrison Tare Okiri, popularly known as Harrysong, and his record label, Five Star Music, owned by business mogul,  Emeka Okonkwo (a.k.a E-Money) and his elder brother Kingsley Okonkwo (a.k.a Kcee) are not presently in good terms.


This is reportedly stirred due to Harrysong’s forthcoming ‘One Delta Concert’ which is currently gathering momentum and the pop singer allegedly investing resources into the project.

However, his record label has strictly warned him to stop the concert and concentrate  on releasing his much anticipated first ever album under the label, WG learnt.

Harrysong is said to have pleaded with the management of his label to allow him hold the concert which aimes at sensitizing the youth on the need to shun violence but they allegedly refused to oblige him.

Adding to that, it was gathered that Kcee who is the Vice President of Five Star Music  has allegedly threatened that if Harrysong goes ahead with the concert he will no longer enjoy support from the label.

But when WG contacted, Kcee’s manager, Soso Soberekon, he denied the rumour, saying “There is nothing like that. I  don’t know what you are talking about.”

Also, a close source to Harrysong refused to speak on the matter. Rather, he said, “Harrysong is concentrating on his event and as I speak he has been busy trying to tighten loose ends.”

‘One Delta’ is described as a Harrysong Peace Concert which holds on the 31st of July in Asaba,  the Delta State capital.

The government of Delta State is reportedly happy to be a part of the event and promised to make it a yearly event.