Red Panther Music Productions, the record label belonging to artiste manager, Christopher Nelson, popularly known as Mr. Logic, has debunked claims made by former signee, Monique Spence.
In a statement issued by the Head of Public Relations, Aaron Martins, he noted that the artiste Monique Spence, popularly known as Mo’ Spence, agreed to bear all service and production costs provided by the label until the end of their contract.
“Monique Spence professionally signed a managerial contract with the record house, which obliges all services and production costs provided by the label to be borne by the artiste until the end of the duration.
“The label secured all necessary visual production arrangements with selected visual production houses. Unfortunately, the artiste has not fulfilled scheduled attendance,” the statement read.
The statement further noted that the record label bears the cost of where the musician stayed during her stay in the country.
“Her residential estate was a sublet facility. Therefore, Red Panther Music Production held the legal tenancy throughout the period of 24 months of her stay till her exit in December 2024, while the tenancy approached an end in February 2025.
“Repairs of the estate and arrears of 6 months are the responsibility borne by the company according to the sublet contract. All arrangements with the homeowner were solely a company-to-landlord transaction,” the statement added.
What happened?
Monique Spence, a former Canadian musician signed to Mr. Logic’s record label, accused Mr. Logic of defrauding her and threatening her life if she steps foot in Ghana.
In a video shared on social media, Monique Spence alleged that she was made to bear the cost of production, which wasn’t the initial agreement.
These allegations come after Monique Spence claimed that Mr. Logic, who also served as her manager, defrauded her under the guise of promoting her music career.
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