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Zinoleesky Departs From Marlian Music Label

Nigerian singer Zinoleesky has formally ended his long-standing association with Naira Marley’s label, Marlian Music.
With the establishment of his own record label, Zinodict Music, the singer is entering a new stage of independence after working under the imprint for a number of years.

The move represents a change in his career path and a move toward complete creative control.

Zinoleesky will release his debut single under the new label, “NOSTALGIA,” at midnight to commemorate this new chapter.

The song will mark the beginning of what many anticipate will be a pivotal period for the singer as it will be his first official release as an independent artist.

This development marks a significant turning point in Zinoleesky’s career, opening new doors for creative freedom and potential collaborations. Fans and industry insiders alike will be eager to see what his next chapter holds, as he steps into new opportunities beyond Marlian Music.

Ultimately, this move underscores his growth as an artist and his commitment to carving out his own unique path in the music industry.

Live with Purpose, Love with Passion. Remember to be happy

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‎Rose Ajieh

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