Bruce Melodie: I'm better off without Super Level Records

Just a few days after parting ways with Super Level Records due to differences with the studio’s main producer, Olivier Sheja aka Piano, Bruce Melodie says he is determined to work harder to improve his music career. The singer, who tasted success with two back-to-back hits “Tubivemo’ and “Telephone”, told The New Times that he was already doing well without the label. Sentiment by Bruce Melody ft. Jay C. Source: New East African Music/YouTube “I was famous even before signing to that label and my music was liked by very many people. I’m now even more determined to work harder because I don’t want to let my fans down,” he said. Bruce Melodie He added, “It looks like this is going to be a prolific year for me. I’m organising events and working on a couple of songs and shooting my music videos.” Indeed that seems to be true because the singer launched his brand new track, dubbed-“Inkovu”, last weekend. Inshwi by Bruce Melody ft Jamal. Source: Inyarwanda TV/YouTube The 22-year-old musician, real name is Bruce Itahiwacu, is one of the few local musicians who have garnered popularity in a short time, thanks to his great tunes. Bruce Melodie started his career in 2010 and has worked with several musicians including Jay Polly, Ama-G the Black, JAY C, and Uganda-based Rwandan singer Fille, among others.

Entertainment

Bruce Melodie: I'm better off without Super Level Records