The Liberian music industry could be heading into another major shift as inside sources continue to link afrobeat stars Jaredo and Lil Moore to Cash on Deck record label, sparking fresh conversations across the entertainment scene. 👀🔥
According to emerging reports, Jaredo—who recently ended a seven-year run with SOG—may be preparing for a new chapter in his career. At the same time, Lil Moore is currently entangled in an ongoing court matter connected to SOG, a situation that has kept his future in the label uncertain.
Now, industry whispers suggest that both artists could soon find themselves under the same umbrella at Cash on Deck, a fast-rising entertainment company owned by media personality Hakeem “B-Lo” Kimba. The label is already home to rising acts Rafield G and Young Shing, and the possible addition of two well-known names could significantly reshape its profile in the industry.
However, what is drawing even more attention is the controversy surrounding the reported moves.
Inside sources claim that B-Lo has allegedly played a key role in encouraging both Jaredo and Lil Moore to distance themselves from SOG, reportedly arguing that the label was already struggling and no longer in a position to properly support the artists’ careers. These claims, however, remain unverified and have not been confirmed by any of the parties involved.
Still, the rumors have quickly gained traction online, with fans and industry watchers debating what such a move would mean for the balance of power in Liberia’s music industry.
If the rumored signings eventually materialize, Cash on Deck could emerge as one of the most influential and talked-about music camps in the country, marking a possible new era in Liberian entertainment. 🔥🇱🇷
