The ongoing fight between singer Intaba YaseDubai and  controversial record label Ambitiouz Entertainment is far from over. Real name Lindokuhle Maphumulo, from KwaMaphumulo in KwaZulu Natal,  Intaba YaseDubai is fighting tooth and nail to be freed from the contract he signed with Ambitiouz Entertainment which according to him was a five year deal.

HE HASN'T QUIT

Early this year Intaba yaseDubai took to his Facebook page and announced that he was quitting music because Ambitiouz was paying him R3700 a month. He went further and explained how the recording company was exploiting him after he released the smash hit, Ngiyamthanda. In a recent twist of event, Intaba YaseDubai never quit music but he went back home and started his own independent stable called 3.7 Entertainment.

HIS SONG ON VOICEMAIL

Recently he released a single titled Voicemail and uploaded it in his YouTube Channel. Ambitiouz has since applied for the song to blocked and YouTube has informed Intaba YaseDubai that they are removing the song due to copyright infringement. This morning, he took to his Facebook page and posted, "Ambitiouz removed my new single #Voicemail on my channel on Youtube.They are not full, it means that money is not enough even the one they are still taking away from me. It's fine, the war is still on and nobody knows when will this and...They are trying by all means to block everything I'm doing outside them. They don't have my log in pin but they reported for copyright. The fight is still on," the statement reads.

TAKEN OFF YOUTUBE

Zimoja saw an email sent to Intaba YaseDubai which reads, "Due to a copyright takedown notice that we received, your video will be taken down from YouTube in 7 days: Intabayasedubai -Voicemail (Official Single)...Ambitiouz Group wants to give you an opportunity to resolve your copyright issue before your video is removed and a copyright strike applied." Ambitiouz owner Kgosi Mahumapelo's said, "Unfortunately, we can't comment on legal matters."