BodyBeatz Accuses Fameye For Taking Money For A Music Video From An Artiste He Produced
Highlife musician Peter Famiyeh Bozah, also known as Fameye, has been accused by multiple award-winning producer Joseph Abaidoo, well known as BodyBeatz in the entertainment industry, of taking an artist he produced 8000 cedis for a video shoot.
The well-known producer claims to have contacted Fameye for a feature for the Ivory Coast-based musical duo Climbie Afrika.
For the audio and video shoot with Him, the singer of the hit song “Nothing I get,” they came to an arrangement for an amount of 8000 Ghana cedis.
They proceeded to record the audio after coming to an agreement on the price, and they haven’t gotten in touch with Fameye to shoot the accompanying video since.
The producer claims that despite traveling great distances to Accra to film the video, Fameye was unavailable and gave them a date for the video shoot..
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They did as they were told by Fameye, but this time he couldn’t make it to the video shoot. He didn’t return their calls when they tried to call him, despite their efforts.
He reiterated that they rented cameras and other equipment for the video shoot when Fameye visited Takoradi, but he didn’t return their calls.
He was summoned by Fameye to his apartment, where he requested that they extend the rental of the equipment for the video shoot until the following day. When they did, he informed them that his costume was not suitable for the shoot.
He was instructed by the musical group Climbie Afrika to go to any store to get the costumes he requires for the video shoot, but he refused, assuring them his designer would deliver his costume from Accra, according to the producer.
They agreed and returned home, but when they tried to phone him the following day, Fameye told them he was in Accra.
The producer claims that this incidence occurred last May, roughly. The musical group demanded his arrest and reported the incident to Ghana Police Services.
He reiterated that Fameye was at blame for both of the times he was in police custody.
According to the producer, he once wanted to arrest Fameye but I was advised not to, now he just want him to pay the 8000gh he owes and nothing more.
He made this revelation in an interview with award-winning entertainment host The Macall Mensah on Beach 105.5mhz on Compound house.
