Ewurama ♡
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It came into an industry where people are greedy and just lack common sense. It was mosts first time hearing some of the numbers in real life and instead of planning they schemed badly instead. The money could have helped build the structures starting with their labels or teams
The first wave of music advances from distribution companies came in around 2018-2021. The goal was to support Artists and their teams scale their numbers on streaming platforms. Only problem is that it came into an industry without structures and regulations.
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Philips and Sony
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The border invasion was just the beginning. "The Invisible Coup: How American Elites and Foreign Powers Use Immigration as a Weapon" is available now.
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Simi : Have been seeing video of this streamer , Speed , apparently he’s in Nigeria now he’s been touring Africa, why is it that everybody is shouting at him😂😂😂I mean all the interaction have been seeing, everyone is just like yelling in his face, why are you screaming ?🤣🤣🤣
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REAL VOL. 1 BY BIG WIZ & MR MONEY OUT NOW. PRODUCED BY ME. GO RUN IT UP! https://t.co/DJSYugUDOQ
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🚨Dammy Krane has released his own version of “REAL, Vol 1”. He’s back at it yet again in 2026.
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You people are funny oh. Royalties collection kraa yenhu so na funding 🤣🤣
what if the entertainment ministry buys our artists out of their record labels, fund their projects so that the country gets 10% royalties from their crafts forever. 🤷🏾♂️
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During a TikTok live, Shatta Wale said he’s willing to help Kwesi Arthur along with Medikal , Stonebwoy and Sarkodie. He emphasized that Kwesi and his management aren’t wrong because they signed a binding contract, and sentimental gestures alone won’t solve the problem. Wale
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This should only tell us how much of the Music Business is taken for granted until something feels unfair.
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This episode discusses everything you need to know about Label Agreements, Publishing contracts and Royalties in the music business. Kindly tune in! https://t.co/7JGonJL0Vs
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🚨Asake’s “WHY LOVE” returns to #3 on Apple Music NG Top Songs chart, 11 months after Release 👏🏽
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when organizations put together music business masterclass, they don’t go, worse case they’ll ask their road managers to go! 🥴
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So many of us work for free, or on contingency basis only for the artiste to blow and go and forget about you or the work you did for them. And most of us see okay with it because long term that’s the only way the creative industry will grow.
😂3na he for take lawyer and things. How many lawyers go agree to work give upcoming artists for free till dem go blow. What the artist go chop seff he no get you say make he go take Esquire. Reality be different waaa
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All the forces of darkness cannot stop what God has ordained for you
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Memoriessss🤣🤣🤣
So groundup ever pay any creative more than Ghc500 before ? Or ibi me p3 then them want use Adwen kese3 for? Snapchat just remind me say 7years ago I Dey on set with Kwesi Arthur and that my 500gh seff no come still
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Saying that getting a lawyer from the beginning is expensive is funny because I guarantee it’ll be more later but ah well, all the best🥺🥺
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Asubonteng carried me through 2025. Mama Tiwaa left and now Wofa Yaw Sarpong follows. May the afterlife be very very kind to them. Thank you so much for your service Sir & Madam 🕊️ 🕊️ 🕊️.
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I’ll never dismiss the importance of labels in the music ecosystem, they’re very important and necessary because not all artists go indie right from the jump but as a business/label, Make wona no mia the boys too much. Everybody for chop
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Thissss
Law school lowkey killed my love for reading due to the sheer volume of academic material I had to read and chew daily. This year I’m reviving that love for sure!
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They’ll find funds to market the song though and 9 out of 10 times, it costs more than the legal groundwork.
These issues the advice always be after the fact. 9 times out of 10 underground artiste no get any money pay for lawyer. I mean just think of how many cases like this you’ve heard about, why do you think it keeps happening?
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