A Bahamian promoter is irate after dancehall deejay Kalado reportedly refused to perform at his event despite allegedly being paid in full.

Promoter Antoine Fernander is also accusing the dancehall deejay of tarnishing his reputation. According to Fernander, Kalado was paid in full for his event dubbed “Good Good Bring Life” that was held on Saturday in the Bahamas. The promoter claims Kalado was in the Bahamas on the day of the event but refused to perform because his camera crew missed their flight.

However, Kalado is singing a different tune. According to the dancehall deejay, he did not perform because the promoter breached his contractual agreement.

Good, Good Bring Life featured other Jamaican entertainers such as Singer J, OCG, Destiny Sparta, Renae 6:30, and others.