On June 7, 2020 multi award-winning musician, Jah Prayzah revealed that he had terminated contracts for all artists at his Military Touch Movement (MTM) music label. 

Whilst there are many factors that led Jah to make such a decision, the most recent were comments made by one of the MTM members, Nutty O. 

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Nutty O had posted on his WhatsApp status messages hinting he was leaving the stable. However, the dancehall act later deleted the posts but his manager gave more clarity to fans when he then released a statement officially stating that ABX had left the joint.

But what has been happening with Nutty O since then?

 We know for a fact that Jah is enjoying dominating charts with his new album but what about Nutty O?

Zimbo Jam caught up with the award-winning chanter and he shared with us what he is up to and lessons he learnt from events that took place between June 5 to 7, 2020.

“What happened a few days ago has taught me that music is bigger than anyone and nobody is bigger than the music,” said Nutty O.

“The greatest lesson is that I need to be careful. I need to be careful regards who I surround myself with and whom I confide in because it’s a dog eat dog world out there and you never know what the next person is feeling.

“It’s a crazy world. Nothing is certain. People aren’t really what they seem to be.”

Most of the drama on that weekend took place on social media and Nutty says he has made some observations about how toxic the networking platforms can be.

“We are living in the era of social media and at times things are blown out of proportion. People are doing a lot of wrong things to get likes.

“We are also living in an impartial world were certain people are not allowed to air out their frustrations. Whereas they are also other people who are allowed to do that and people sympathize with them. A lot of things are opaque out there, to many fake things,” he shared.

As to his relationship with Jah since the termination of his contract he said, “Jah Prayzah and I are brothers. We still talk, no bad blood.”

The chanter says he is busy working on material