"I made Sefa leave D-Black's label because I felt insecure" — Freddy Blaze confesses

Ghanaian musician Freddy Blaze has revealed that he was the reason singer Sefa left D-Black’s record label, Black Avenue Muzik, explaining that he felt insecure about her relationship with the label owner.

Speaking during an interview on Angel FM Kumasi with MC Portfolio, Freddy Blaze admitted that he influenced Sefa’s decision to part ways with the record label because he felt she was prioritising her professional relationship with D-Black over their romantic relationship.

According to him, Sefa's closeness to her label boss made him uncomfortable, creating insecurity in their relationship.

"I made Sefa leave D-Black's label because she put her label boss ahead of our relationship and I felt insecure," Freddy Blaze confessed.

His revelation has brought renewed attention to Sefa's departure from Black Avenue Muzik, which she publicly confirmed in October 2024.

Sefa, born Sefadzi Abena Amesu, publicly announced that she was no longer working with D-Black's Black Avenue Muzik during an interview with Nana Romeo on Accra FM on October 24, 2024.

The singer explained that her contract with the label had ended some time earlier and that certain business misunderstandings had contributed to her decision to move on.

She disclosed that she had spent almost seven years with the record label and described her experience as a roller coaster, adding that she preferred to focus on her independent musical journey rather than remain in an environment where she could develop resentment towards people she considered family.

She also expressed disappointment over what she considered inadequate promotion for her song Vibration.

On December 3, 2024, Sefa further shared a farewell message reflecting on her journey with Black Avenue Muzik, expressing appreciation for the opportunities, experiences and growth she had gained during her time with the label. MyJoyOnline +2

Meanwhile, in February 2026, D-Black also addressed Sefa's departure, explaining that after seven years, he believed it was time for her to grow independently and that he did not believe in keeping artistes signed to a label for as long as ten years. Rapper D-Black reveals