Deejay Bridgez has left the Alliance Next Generation Camp (ANG) and will be focusing on her membership with the Alliance.

The announcement was made on Monday by Alliance boss Bounty Killer via his social-networking site on Twitter.com. He tweeted, "Effectively as of today now Lady Alliance Bridgez is no longer a part of ANG listen out for further announcement!!" He soon tweeted again explaining fully, "The further announcement is that Lady Alliance, aka Bridgez, is still a part of Alliance instead of ANG, reason being she is more of a individual unique artiste to me than the other ANG members who can easily group up and blend in like a medley thing. She needs her own forum or platform to present herself. I think we both decided on that, so no confusion or negatives in the camp AFL/ANG!"

The tweets caused a number of persons to comment, to which Bounty Killer responded to a few. He further tweeted, "Sorry fi all who did a listen fi hear sup'm bad, hush too baad for ya, just a simple decision people!"

a mutual business decision

In a release sent to THE STAR , Bridgez explained the decision in full. She was quoted as saying, "my team and I made a mutual business decision that I was being branded too much; this is just the beginning of one of the steps I'll be taking in my career this year. I am still AFL, Alliance First Lady, but I've always been more about making an impact than running with titles and Alliance is known for showcasing males more than females. So my team and I are focused on making the name 'Bridgez' a household name without having too many different brands following."

According to the release, she ensures both her fans and Alliance supporters that there are no bad vibes between the Alliance and herself. The release also stated that the decision was a mutual one between herself and Bounty Killer.

Bridgez and Bounty Killer have collaborated for the song Roll Out. She has also released songs such as Han Up Deh, I Said It, On Fire and more.