Big Hash thought, he was finally free, not knowing that his problem with the label was just starting.
"This hasn’t stopped them from trying to slow my career down though. The money they’ve illegitimately withheld from me wasn’t enough for them. When I released “Peace Of Mind” independently, they issued takedowns to the DSPs under false pretenses. As a result, I’m not able to release the art I put all my time and effort into without their harassment, strong arming, and fraudulence flushing it down the drain," he added.
The young hip hop star says the issue almost made him give up on his career and dreams, as the voice he uses to cater for his family and self seem to be taken away. Speaking on why he opened up, he said, "I’m only opening up because I’m tired of not having a voice when my voice is the only good thing I have going for me." Big Hash doesn't regret all that has happened to him, as it's thought him more lessons. He appreciated those who have supported him during this trying journey, but he's decided on taking the record label to court. "This journey has been a tough one and it’s only going to be an uphill battle from here, as I’ve decided to pursue legal action against innanetwav," he concluded his statement.View this post on Instagram