Ghanaian music producer and talent manager, Bullet, has confirmed that he and artist Wendy Shay have issues and are currently not having a professional music relationship.
In a recent interview, Bullet revealed that despite efforts to resolve their differences, they were unable to reach an agreement, leading to Wendy Shay’s departure from his record label, Rufftown Records.
Bullet emphasized that the issues between them were not a publicity stunt, but rather a genuine disagreement that couldn’t be resolved. He acknowledged that it’s normal for people to have differences, and they are in the process of addressing their issues.
While the exact reason for their fracas remains unknown, Bullet described it as a minor issue that is almost resolved, thanks to Wendy Shay’s mother’s mediation efforts.
With Wendy Shay no longer under his management, Bullet has moved forward with his label, signing new artistes, Kiki Marley and Baba Tunde.
The development marks the end of an era for Wendy Shay and Rufftown Records, which once produced hit songs like “Uber Driver” , “Masakra” just to mention a few.
