Award-winning artiste, Oluwatobi Wande Ojosipe, popularly known as Wande Coal has quit Don Jazzy’s Mavin Records.
The
Nation gathered that Wande Coal, a member of the defunct Mo’hits
records, co-owned by Dbanj and Don Jazzy, released a single Kilaju two
days ago, under his own floated record label called Black Diamond
Entertainment. His two previous singles Kick and Rotate had been
released under Marvin Records.
Although no official statement has
been issued on Wande exit from Mavin Records, there are strong
indications that he has moved on for good as the official cover art of
the new single reads: Black Diamond Entertainment-Wande Coal
Kilaju-produced by Maleek Berry.
The producer of the single is
another indication that things have fallen apart in the Marvin camp as
Maleek is Wizkid’s in-house producer.
A source who does not want
his name in print disclosed that Wande’s career has been dormant right
from the days of the Mo’hits records and as such he may have decided to
take his destiny in his own hands by launching his own record label.
“Don’t blame Wande Coal; he’s only released one full-length album, Mushin2Mohits back in 2009,” the source said.
It
would be recalled that Mavin Records was founded barely a year ago
after the crisis that rocked Mo’Hits records. Other artistes on the
label are Tiwa Savage, D’Prince and Dr. Sid.
History was made!!!
FAST
& FURIOUS 6 grossed $25.6M at 3,742 dates in 34 territories and
raised the international total to $503,684,005.* We had a
record-breaking No. 1 opening in China on Friday. In its first 3 days,
it grossed $24.3M at 3,000 dates including an outstanding $3M from IMAX.
It is Universal’s biggest opening ever in this market and the 2nd
biggest 3-day result for a non-Chinese film in 2013, behind Iron Man 3
and ahead of blockbusters like Skyfall, The Hobbit, Man of Steel and
Star Trek Into Darkness. Japan continues its great run, holding strong
at No. 2 in week 4 with a weekend gross of $1M at 323 dates, -32% for a
23-day total of $17.8M. Combined with the U.S. gross of $237.6M, FAST
6’s worldwide total is $741.3M. China is the final theatrical release
and the 66th No. 1 opening for FAST 6.
INTERNATIONAL TOP 10:
THE WOLVERINE opened at No. 1 with $86.1M at 15,152 dates in 101
territories. FAST & FURIOUS 6 is No. 2 with $25.6M in 34
territories for a total of $503.7M. DESPICABLE ME 2 is No. 3 with
$25.2M in 50 territories for a total of $355.2M. WHITE HOUSE DOWN is
No. 4 with $19.8M in 42 territories for a total of $45.6M. MONSTERS
UNIVERSITY is No. 5 with $15.6M in 46 territories for a total of
$321.6M. PACIFIC RIM is No. 6 with $14.3M at 6,903 dates in 51
territories for a total of $140M. TURBO is No. 7 with $12.5M at 6,222
dates in 29 territories for a total of $42.8M. THE CONJURING is No. 8
with $6.9M at 1,300 dates in 7 territories for a total of $12.1M. RED 2
is No. 9 with $6.1M in 16 territories for a total of $17.5M. WORLD WAR
Z is No. 10 with $5.6M at 4,550 dates in 60 territories for a total of
$280.4M.
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