However, the Tetema crooner was slapped with a Sh2.5million fine for going against his agreement with the famous record label and performing at Nandy's show.
According to reports, Rayvanny had not been cleared to perform at any concert until he entirely terminated his contract with Wasafi.
According to Diamond, most artistes take offence when the record label takes a small amount of their earnings, pushing them to leave.
"That is why artistes signed under Wasafi become big artistes. Some of them after we have done that, now want to take it from us by force. They want to be given the whole amount of money they get while working under Wasafi," he told DW Africa.
When the now Konde Music Worldwide CEO was leaving Wasafi, he explained that the record label was entitled to 60% of his earnings, which he was uncomfortable with. This forced him to terminate his contract prematurely, paying huge sums of money for it.