Making the disclosure on “Way Up Show” in New York City, hosted by Angela Yee, the Countryside hitmaker said he has a lot of empathy for them and genuinely seeks their wellbeing.

“I have a unique approach to artist management that prioritises fairness, mutual respect, and genuine care for their well-being.

“I feel for them and I feel like I’ll like to give them what I would want if I had the same situation.

 “Probably, I was one of the only labels that would give 50/50 percentage while I was putting in the money because that’s what I would ever love for myself. All my artistes had a good run with me, and they still get paid though they’re not on my label.

“I just felt at a certain point I just need to look out for artistes,” Sarkodie stated.

There’s no doubt that Sarkodie and his former signees still have a good relationship. Akwaboah has always been of high appreciation for the support Sarkodie gave him, including his first travel abroad as a signee on his record label.

In a recent interview with kbNkansah.com and monitored by Graphic Showbiz, Strongman stated that he gained a lot being on Sarkodie’s Sarkcess Music. However, leaving the record label was also a turning point in his career.

 “I think when I was about to leave SarkCess was when I started to make money in music. Before SarkCess, I had some money that I could use to buy a car but I didn’t and rather spent it on other thing,” he noted during the interview.