Holy Ten and Michael Magz reconcile, collaborate on new project after public fallout

Dennis Chimanzi

BARELY two months after the much-publicised fallout between Holy Ten and Michael Magz, the hip-hop artistes have smoked the peace pipe and are already working on a new project.

It was Holy Ten who first announced the fallout, writing on several social media platforms that Michael Magz’s contract with Samanyanga Sounds had come to a “peaceful conclusion”.

Magz countered the statement and insisted it was him who had decided to pursue a solo career.

What then ensued was a string of dramatic and nasty exchanges that left social media users baffled.

However, in an unexpected development, Magz told The Sunday Mail Society that he was back at Samanyanga Sounds, where he is already working on a new project with the “Delilah” hitmaker.

“It is normal for human beings to quarrel and disagree. I am happy to say that I managed to resolve my differences with Holy Ten.

“I am in the studio, working with him as I speak,” he said in an interview.

Holy Ten confirmed the reunion, equating the “Mamhepo” singer to the biblical “Prodigal Son”.

“He was the lost son, so to speak. He has returned home and we welcomed him with both hands. At Samanyanga, we are celebrating Magz’s return,” Holy Ten said.

The gifted rapper added that Samanyanga Sounds will continue to scout for raw talent.

“Saintfloew and Michael Magz are some of our products. We are going to scout for more talented musicians. What happened between me and Magz is now water under the bridge,” he said.

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