Anyone who has ever listened to Mavin Records 'Jantamanta' and Five Star Music 'Ebeano', will not deny the similarities in the concept and even the beat.

To further compound the controversy trailing both songs, they were released hours after each other. Barely 2hrs after Mavin Boss, Don Jazzy released the 'Jantamanta' track, Five Star Music started promoting their latest hit track 'Ebeano'.


The Jantamanta track features all the Mavin singers, From Don Jazzy himself, down to the latest trio, Di'ja, Korede Bello and Reekado Banks. The track also features, Tiwa Savage, D'Prince and Dr Sid.
Ebeano on the other hand, features, Kcee, Harrysong and stunt man Skibi.


During a brief chat with NET, Kcee was lost for words when he was asked to talk about the reason both songs had too many similarities. He told the reporter that things like that often happen in the music industry.


However it has been revealed that Five Star Music allegedly stole the beat and concept from a snippet that was released online by Don Jazzy months ago.

Mavin Records apparently got wind of the fact that Five Star Music was using their melody and were going to drop their own version soon, so Don Jazzy pushed the released date forward and dropped the track online with series of trends pushing the song across the country. Immediately Five Star Music learnt that Don Jazzy had dropped Jantamanta they also hurriedly dropped theirs, making it look like both songs came out at the same time.


Five star music went on to do a video of the song, while Mavin Records took their time in shooting their own comic video.


Mavin Records have not called out Five Star Music over this alleged theft, but there are reports that artiste from the two record labels don't see eye to eye.




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Lalasticlala , Ishilove

Who cares?

Lol

Bcs they know their fans are fools n wud download/buy both songs for comparison.d bottom line is it's all Fr d money n not fr ur satisfaction.musicians n politicians are Siamese twins.no permanent friend or foe as long as d gullible masses are hoodwinked into believing their stunts.