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Famous music producer Magix Enga is ready to make truce with his music counterpart Arrow Bwoy after months of beefing.
Magix Enga’s apology came after the Jango Lover crooner posted a picture of himself on social media rocking a Balenciaga designer jacket worth Sh85, 000.
In his explanation, the producer admitted that he judged Arrow Bwoy wrongly by insinuating he had no money to pay for the studio session he previously had adding that the feud was mainly motivated by his lack of funds at the time.
“Someone please tag him. I am asking for forgiveness if I wronged you. I said what I said because of anger and also being broke can make you embarrass yourself going after small small debt. Keep winning. Mr Arrow Bwoy God bless your hustle,” wrote Enga.
Feud
Magix Enga and Arrow Bwoy, real name Ali Yusuf clashed a few months ago after Magix accused the singer of using his music studio services to record his latest track Fashionista and refusing to pay his music producer. According to Enga, Arrow Bwoy completely ignored the fact that he helped him climb the music ladder to where he is today.
“I produced a song that made him famous #DigiDigi that chorus was part of my freestyle, but I don’t regret,” he stated. “I’m here because of your new song Fashionista. You came to my studio November @magix_empire_studios and managed to record that song with one of my producers. Pay him and brag later.”
In a rejoinder Arrow stated that he had reached an agreement with the music producer, advising Enga to stop concerning himself with the matter to which the Magix Enga studios boss responded by hurling unprintable insults at him.
Sharing more on the Fashionista project Arrow Bwoy revealed that he spent a total of Sh2 million, a sum that surprised many.
Breaking down the cost, Arrow Bwoy explained that he flew his music director from Brazil, adding that he tries to make everyone on his music set happy by paying them handsomely.
“That video cost me a lot of money. It is not good to speak about money in that aspect but that video cost me Sh2 million. What made the cost so high first of all is the fact that the Music director is not Kenyan. My team and I had to fly him in from Brazil. Another thing is of course logistics, location, the girls in the video….
“One thing about me, I make sure I pay these video vixens good money so that they can wholeheartedly participate in my projects. For this, I paid each video vixen Sh50, 000. It might seem a lot but at the end of the day, this is their job. Just like many of us, they are trying to make ends meet and I respect that,” said the singer during an interview with Radio Maisha’s Mweende Macharia and Clemmo.
