Bandying words like cluelessness and phrases like “emancipate yourself from mental slavery,” Iyanya Mbuk is railing against a record label on Twitter.
In a Twitter rant on Sunday, the ‘Your Waist’ singer reveals the nature of his deal with Mavin Records, former label Made Men Music Group and present home, Temple Music.
Tweeting about his frustration with “people who open labels without preparation,” Iyanya advised artistes against signing record deals with those who have “no clue what your brand needs”.
He wrote: “Never sign papers with people who have no clue what your brand needs
“Never sign papers with people who have no idea what they doing
“Some people open labels with no clue and preparation cos they tryna get back at other people #praytheypassyouby
“Build big office with no direction if no be grace 
so much money no clue
so much money no clue
“Emancipate your self from mental slavery.”
Iyanya said he had no signed agreement with Don Jazzy’s Mavin Records and also explained his decision to walk away from MMMG, “signing off the whole company” to Ubi Franklin.
He continued: “When I left made men I left everything for ubi cos I wanted to be happy signed off the whole company Ubi didn’t want me to buh I needed some peace
“Didn’t sign any papers with mavin donjazzy said G before you set anything up you can ride with the team(it was @idiriza s idea before he opened temple music #blessingsdonbaba.”
Although it is unclear which record label Iyanya’s vitriol is directed at, it is understood that he is currently not happy at Temple Music and reportedly wants to leave the record label.
The fact that he has had no major hit in a couple of years despite working with Don Jazzy and other producers has also not helped matters.
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