The SBU conducted an inspection of the production center Papa Music, which Wellboy accused of collaborating with the Russian Fed

19 May 2023, 01:13 | gossip 
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The loud scandal between the Papa Music production center and the Wellboy performer does not subside. After the singer accused the label of collaborating with Russia and the traitor Yuri Bardash, representatives of the center independently submitted documents for verification to the SBU. Thus, Papa Music wanted to prove that the artist's words are unfounded.. " business reputation and as a sign of confirmation that the Papa music music label has no ties with the Russian Federation and works exclusively for the development of the Ukrainian music industry, we initiated a check of ourselves by the Security Service of Ukraine," Papa Music published scanned copies of documents from the SBU on their official pages on social networks, stating that no violations of the law were found on their part..

" And we hope this puts an end to this issue,"

In addition, the production center said that Wellboy has now lost all rights to perform and use songs that were recorded in collaboration with Papa Music.. " All Wellboy songs are copyrighted exclusively by Papa Music.. We still resolve all issues with A. Velboy exclusively in the legal plane,"

Recall that the scandal between Wellboy and Papa Music arose after the singer unexpectedly publicly announced the termination of the contract between them.. The reason for his decision, the artist called the fact that one of the founders of the label continues to cooperate with the fugitive Yuri Bardash, who supported the Russian Federation.. The label learned about the singer's decision from social networks. According to Papa Music, Velboy did it under the influence of ex-manager Marta Ostankova, with whom he decided to make money on songs together. After a showdown in social networks, Anton's former producer Evgeny Triplov named a considerable amount, which the artist is now to blame for the label.

Источник: ТСН.ua