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Sjava parts ways with Ambitiouz Entertainment

Award-winning musician Sjava has parted ways with record label, Ambitiouz Entertainment. The star shared the news via a statement shared on social media.

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In the statement, Sjava expressed his gratitude to the label for launching his career. He said in part; “I will forever be grateful for everything that they have done by giving me an opportunity and platform when no one did nanokuthi through them ngikwazile nokwakhela umama umuzi ekhaya.”

He also explained that he took time away from the limelight to finalise the details of an amicable split from the label. He said in part; “The reason for partying ways iyaziwa yimana and the label for now and I hope that this process of parting will be done in a way that reflects mutual respect. That is my hope.”

Sjava wrapped up the statement promising his fans new music saying in part; “I promise to keep on giving you good music and motivating music ngize ngiyongena emgodini. Ngoba loko kuwubizo lwami.”

Sjava is the third artist to leave the label following Emtee, Saudi and Fifi Cooper.

Sjava parts ways with Ambitiouz Entertainment. Here’s a look at the full statement.

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