This comes after MDNtv reported on Wednesday that the Makoti hitmaker recently announced that he established his own record label called Black Bird Entertainment.

On Wednesday he further announced that he was going to release his first single under it.

Confirming the news of his departure from Inkabi, Mduduzi wrote:

“A great pleasure it has been working at Inkabi records but today we chose to part ways. It has been a great journey and Mduduzi Ncube’s brand has elevated and established to greater heights. I wanna thank Big Zulu for such a huge opportunity and believing in me and also in nurturing and building this brand and also his team but now i have to venture in my own journey and embrace new opportunities thank you.”

In a statement released by Inkabi Records on Thursday, the company confirmed that they were parting ways with Mduduzi.

“As Inkabi Records, we would like to declare that we are officially releasing Mduduzi Ncube from his recording contract, effective 5 March 2026.

All recordings released under Inkabi Records will remain the property of Inkabi Records as the copyright and master holder.

“Mduduzi Ncube is free to explore other recording, management, and publishing opportunities outside of Inkabi Records. Inkabi Records will continue to administer the publishing rights of all records previously recorded under the label. Mduduzi will continue to earn royalties from all recordings released under Inkabi Records,” the statement reads.

The statement said that the Master Royalty earnings to Mduduzi is 40% and Publishing Royalty to Mduduzi is 70%.

“Inkabi Records holds the right to license or sell its recording catalog to a third party, and if such occurs, a fee at Inkabi Records’ discretion will be paid to Mduduzi Ncube,” it reads.

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Real name, Lindokuhle Mgenge, Mlindo The Vocalist the has denied reports he was allegedly held hostage by North West businessman, Solly Soka Madibela who is known as My Sol after they failed to honour their booking.

The allegations emanates from an online publication that claimed that Mlindo and his team were held hostage by My Sol after they failed to perform in his event where they were booked.

“We would like to address the recent article published by Yanos Magazine and any other publication regarding our team being non-appearance at an event in Polokwane. The allegations that our team were held hostage by My Sol are entirely false and unfounded,” the statement reads.

Mlindo said that the reason for our non-appearance was due to the clash of booking time slots.

“It was not to due to the team being held hostage. The clash of the time slots prevented us from arriving on time from Haartebees to Polokwane and it was prior l communicated to the promoter that had booked Mlindo and was offered a full refund which was unfortunately forcefully declined.

“We would like to extend out sincerest apologies to all parties involved for any inconvenience caused by non-appearance. We kindly request that blogs and media outlets refrain from sharing false information regarding My Sol and Mlindo. Please note that the team will not hesitate to take legal action against any further dissemination of these false allegations,” he said.

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