KECHE: Spider Lee Entertainment did things we didn’t like

KECHE was on Y 107.9 FM’s Myd Morning Show with Trigmatic to celebrate one year after the release of their hit single, Diabetes.

The duo, Andrew and Joseph, said they had to shoot the visuals of Diabetes with three directors to get it right.

KECHE, known for hits including Aluguntugui and Pressure, said Ghanaian promoters weren’t giving them the respect they deserved.

“To tell you the truth, the fans are doing their best but the organizers are not doing enough. When the foreign acts fly in, the treatment is different, meanwhile we rock the stage better than most of these artistes. These foreign acts get bouncers and nice backstage treatment than us most often than not. But we travel outside Ghana and the reception is great. We were at the African Movie Academy Awards and the reception for us was awesome.”

Currently under GB Records run by George Britton, KECHE revealed they left Spider Lee Entertainment because they did things they the duo didn’t like;

“We are no more working with Spider Lee Entertainment, it was a mutual agreement for both parties to move on, there were some things they did that we didn’t like so we had to back out. Sometimes when artistes and management part ways, people think it’s the artist who caused the breakup. This time round, we proved everyone wrong because ours was mutual, but behind the scenes there were some things Spider Lee did that we didn’t like.

And people thought that was going to be our end after leaving, but we went to the US, came back and dropped Diabetes and it’s all over.