Don Jazzy vs Wande Coal: Don Jazzy slams Wande Coal for stealing his song

We didn't see this coming! Don Jazzy has slammed former
label mate Wande Coal for allegedly stealing one of his
songs titled 'Baby face'.
Wande Coal released a new single 'Baby face' under his
Black Diamond Entertainment today Tuesday, November 5,
2013 and shortly after Don Jazzy took to Twitter to make a
quick rant not divulging details.
'How long will i continue 2 sweat and some people will
choose to steal from me. I am nice and easy going doesn't
mean u should disrespect me', Don Jazzy tweeted with the
subject of the matter left in the dark.
It didn't take long before he tweeted his own version of
'Baby face' explaining that he had recorded a studio demo
about a year ago, going ahead to tweet a link to his own
version describing Wande Coal's action
as INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY THEFT'.
Don Jazzy added 'I honestly expected y'all to come at me
with me being childish. But enough is enough. even if i
send my legal team on him una go complain 2.'. 'I can
decide to shut him down with one call. but didnt. all i ask
for is 'give me my credit' and nothing else'.
Sources have told us that Wande Coal's parting with Don
Jazzy and his Mavin Records record label was filled with
bitterness, betrayal and disloyalty. The current actions by
both A-list artistes support the claims.
Wande Coal before now had formed a strong affiliation
with producer Don Jazzy shortly after label Mo'Hits
Records closed shop. Don Jazzy drafted his label mates –
younger brother D'Prince, Dr SiD, Wande Coal and added
a new face Tiwa Savage to launch his Mavin Records. But
shortly after, there were stories of the label not being able
to support the artistes.
On one occasion, Wande Coal was heard telling another
artiste while in the UK that Don Jazzy did not have the
financial capacity to carry the label. Less than a year after
Mavin Records launched, Wande left the label setting up
his Black Diamond Entertainment outfit taking along with
him the MAVIN official disc jockey DJ Spinall.
Along with his manager Nana Abbey, Wande now operates
on his own. We are told D'banj's former manager John
'Bankulli' Abisagboola is also working with Wande Coal.