The once inseparable duo, known as The New Bhundu Boyz, have now become enemies, with Holy Ten erasing Michael Magz's name from their hit songs.

Holy Ten made a statement announcing that Michael Magz was no longer part of his record label, claiming that Magz's one-year contract had come to an end. However, instead of a peaceful separation, Holy Ten released a diss track titled "We Don't Do That Here," targeting not only Michael Magz but also Winky D and Chelsea, the mother of Holy Ten's firstborn son.

In retaliation, Michael Magz fired back with his own diss track called "New Chapter." He even included a scathing attack on Holy Ten's wife, Kimberly Richard, in an unreleased verse on the Gore Remix.

Samanyanga Sounds Split Turns Nasty: Holy Ten Takes Everything From Michael Magz

But Holy Ten took an unexpected approach to the feud. Instead of responding with more diss tracks, he decided to erase any trace of Michael Magz from their music catalog. He removed Magz's name from all their collaborative and solo works, both as artists and as The New Bhundu Boyz.

In response to this move, Michael Magz remained unfazed. He stated that removing his name from the tracks wouldn't erase his vocals from the masterpieces they had created together. He took to Facebook to express his defiance, saying, "Morning Chero ukabvisa my name ziva kuti Audio haibve ndosaka. Holy removed my name on the tracks l featured on YouTube."

The split between Holy Ten and Michael Magz has shocked their fans and the music industry. What was once a promising partnership has turned into a bitter rivalry.

As the feud continues to unfold, it remains to be seen how this will impact their careers and the future of Samanyanga Sounds.