Wasafi Classic Baby (WCB) management have said auditors will be required to determine whether the singer made a profit or a loss at the record label.
According to the management, Harmonize will be given all his profits if he made any or he will be required to pay for the losses he made.
For weeks now, speculations were that Harmonize was planning to leave Diamond Platnumz's WCB, one of the largest record label in the East Africa region.
The management had not spoken about the whole issue openly.
However, on Wednesday, one of the WCB managers, Sallam SK, admitted that Harmonize had submitted a contract termination letter, where he had requested to leave the label for personal reasons.
Sallam SK further revealed that Harmonize will have to present himself before WCB board to explain why he wants to leave the record label.
It is during this board meeting where auditors will determine all the profits and losses Harmonize made to the company before a decision is made on how much the singer gets.
"In most cases, when you terminate a contract, you are audited to determine how much you made for the company, so auditors will do their job, they will tell him how much profit he made to the company, and if there are losses, then something will be done, that is what auditors will show. (Mara nyingi unavyo amua ku-terminate ina mana inabidi u-go through those..ile faida ambayo ulitengeneza...kwa hivo ma auditor watafanya hiyo kazi ... tutafanyiwa hesabu, atakuwepo, hesabu yake ndio hii, basi faida yako hii hapa, kama kuna hasara, kama kuna kitu kinahitajika kifanyike, hicho ndio kitakuwa hesabu ya ma auditors)," said Sallam in a video shared on YouTube.
He, however, said the record label will part ways with Harmonize in a peaceful way.