Ghanaian musician Freddy Blaze says his insecurity over Sefa’s relationship with D-Black contributed to the singer leaving Black Avenue Muzik. Spea
Ghanaian musician Freddy Blaze says his insecurity over Sefa’s relationship with D-Black contributed to the singer leaving Black Avenue Muzik.
Speaking to MC Portfolio on Angel FM Kumasi, Blaze said he influenced Sefa’s decision to leave the record label because he believed she was giving greater priority to her professional relationship with D-Black than to their romantic relationship.
“I made Sefa leave D-Black’s label because I felt insecure,” he said.
Blaze explained that Sefa’s close relationship with her label owner made him uncomfortable and created tension in their relationship. His comments have renewed interest in Sefa’s departure from Black Avenue Muzik, which she confirmed publicly in October 2024.
Sefa, whose full name is Sefadzi Abena Amesu, announced that she was no longer signed to D-Black’s label during an interview with Nana Romeo on Accra FM on October 24, 2024.
She said her contract had ended some time earlier and that business misunderstandings had also played a role in her decision to leave. Sefa added that she had spent almost seven years with Black Avenue Muzik.
Describing her time at the label as a roller coaster, she said she wanted to concentrate on an independent career rather than remain in an environment where she could begin to resent people she regarded as family.
Sefa also expressed disappointment about what she believed was insufficient promotion for her song Vibration.
On December 3, 2024, she posted a farewell message reflecting on her time with Black Avenue Muzik. In it, she thanked the label for the opportunities, experiences and personal growth she had gained during her seven-year association with the company.
D-Black later spoke about the split in February 2026. He said he felt the time had come for Sefa to develop independently after seven years with the label.
He also said he did not believe artistes should remain signed to a record label for as long as ten years.
Sefa’s departure therefore involved several explanations: while she cited the end of her contract and business misunderstandings, Blaze has now said his insecurity about her connection with D-Black influenced the decision.
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