Ghanaian gospel singer, songwriter, and worship leader Queendalyn Yurglee has emphasized the importance of transparency and fairness when working with other artists, particularly on issues of revenue sharing.
Speaking on the show, she addressed whether she pays artists featured on her songs, explaining that she does not approach collaborations strictly from a contractual perspective.
According to her, many of the individuals she worked with on her album Clouds of Glory are people she considers family in faith rather than just business partners.
However, she stressed that appreciation and fairness must always be upheld, noting that it is not enough to simply thank collaborators without recognising their effort and contribution.
She pointed out that artists often invest their time and resources to participate in projects, and it is only right to honour them accordingly.
On the issue of split sheets, Queendalyn Yurglee II stated that she openly initiates such conversations and does not avoid them, as they involve intellectual property and ownership rights.
She described these discussions as necessary and healthy for maintaining trust and clarity in music collaborations.
