Lasmid Has Left Highly Spiritual Music – Kaywa Reveals (Video)

 

Young Ghanaian artiste, Lasmid, has left High Spiritual Music.

The CEO of Highly Spiritual Music revealed this in an interview with Andy Dosty on Adom TV, sighted by Bandatrendz.blogspot.com

Kaywa confirmed his exit when asked by the host about the rumour.

According to him, Lasmid left before the VGMA 2023.

The popular sound engineer indicated that the ‘Friday Night’ hitmaker told him he wanted to go “way before VGMA”.

He added there was a back-and-forth conversation about him wanting to leave.

Kaywa disclosed there is a story behind Lasmid’s exit, but it would be told later.

This comes after Mr Drew also left the Highly Spiritual Music label not long ago.

Watch Kaywa’s confirmation below.



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