DJ Naves Shares Why He Departed From Metro FM, Leaving Partner SPHEctacula Behind

• DJ Naves left METRO FM in January, leaving his partner in crime, SPHEctacula, to ride solo
• The one half of the Kings Of The Weekend duo resigned to explore other challenges in the industry
• The KOTW members reiterated to Briefly News that they will continue working together, just not at METRO FM

DJ Naves, who worked at METRO FM as part of the duo Kings of the Weekend with his music partner SPHEctacula, has left METRO FM to pursue other ventures. He announced to his fans that he would be doing his last shows in January.

DJ Naves leaves METRO FM

The Kings Of The Weekend Mix segment on METRO FM might come to an end as the other half of the duo has packed his bags.

There was speculation that he got fired from the show, but that statement was said to be false.

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DJ Naves clarified that he left of his own accord and was not fired.

The KOTW clears the air to Briefly News

Speaking to Briefly News, DJ Naves said the duo is still actively working together and is making new music, as well as a new TV show that is in the pipeline.

"There is a lot in line that is still coming. The future is looking great for Kings of the Weekend, a part of the DJ gigs. We are still doing music. We are still putting out new music together."

Naves also mentioned that they are working on a TV show together.

"There's a TV show in the pipeline that is coming out. We are intertwined, we are one, we are in this for the long haul and we are still going to be working as a duo through and through."

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SPHEctacula says there's more to the KOTW

Because they forged their own careers as a duo on METRO FM, SPHEctacula has no idea if the station will continue with him as a solo presenter.

But, he told Briefly News there is more to the KOTW than just radio presenters.

"The Kings of the Weekend brand is more than just guys on air. It is the DJing, the music releases, the business elements, and more. Being a part from each other on air doesn't mean the Kings of the Weekend has split up at all."

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Source: Briefly News