Harmonize has broken his silence following explosive claims made by his former signee Ibraah, who alleged that Harmonize once lured him into a private room with questionable intentions.
In a video posted to his Instagram on Thursday, May 15, 2025, Harmonize firmly denied the allegations, expressing shock and disappointment that Ibraah would resort to such accusations.
“It hurts,” Harmonize said. “He claimed I took him into a private room and told him to disrespect his own mother. That’s not just heartbreaking—it’s damaging to my image. I never expected him to sink to that level.”
The Ujana hitmaker admitted the accusations had deeply affected him, especially knowing that some people might take Ibraah’s word at face value.
“I know there are people who might believe it, but just like a parent doesn’t cut off their hand when their child soils it, I won’t turn against him,” he said.
Despite the fallout, Harmonize insisted he holds no grudge. He said he had left the matter in God’s hands, forgiven Ibraah, and harbored no need for an apology.
“I’ve already forgiven him,” he said. “I’m praying for him. I don’t need an apology from him. If he feels he should apologise to those who heard what he said, that’s up to him. But the real apology should go to God.”
He also emphasized that Konde Gang remained open to Ibraah, despite their differences.
“I have no issue with him. He’s still my brother, and Konde Gang will always be his home.”
How the Feud Escalated
The drama began on Sunday, May 11, 2025, after Ibraah lashed out at Harmonize following an Instagram tirade in which Harmonize accused him of betrayal, disloyalty, and arrogance.
At the center of the dispute was Ibraah’s desire to leave Konde Gang. He claimed he was being asked to pay Ksh48 million (around TSh1 billion) to exit the label—an amount he found excessive.
In a fiery response, Ibraah hinted that Harmonize’s reasons for keeping him under contract may have gone beyond business, accusing him of previously trying to lure him into a private room with unclear intentions.
“I know your goal is to make sure I lose everything so I crawl back for help—and you pull the same move again like you did the first time,” Ibraah wrote. “But I’m not food, bro. I’m a street guy.”
However, Ibraah later took a more conciliatory tone, acknowledging Harmonize’s impact on his career.
“You helped me a lot, Brother Konde. I’ll never forget that,” he said.
As the dust settles, the public feud between the two artists has left fans divided, with many waiting to see whether the once-close collaborators can repair their fractured relationship.
