Are music videos still relevant?By Anu OnasanyaWed Aug 23 2023Photo courtesy of UnspashAn image of a videographer or cameraman at a video shoot.Share to:
Ka Esi Le Onye Isi Oche: The Resurgence of a Timeless ClassicBy | 7/26/2024 | GeneralKa Esi Le Onye Isi Oche which loosely translates to How They Sold the Chairman, is a track that vividly depicts an Igbo folktale about the cunning tortoise and its clever scheme to marry the princess by tricking the elephant.
Marketing Strategies for Indie ArtistsBy | 10/15/2024 | GeneralMany indie artists take on their promotions, largely due to insufficient funds to pay professionals. Here are tips for marketing strategies to make a difference.
Women Creatives: The Unheard VoicesBy | 11/19/2024 | PeopleIn many African cultures, women have long played a vital role in African music. Despite the many contributions to the world’s musical heritage, women voices in African music are often overlooked or marginalized. Why? What is the way forward?
9 Things You Must Do To Be a Successful Independent ArtistBy Nnaemeka Agwu | 12/21/2022 | GeneralCollaboration is a great way to build strong relationships with your fellow artists and music business professionals like ARs, curators, and promoters.
The Emperor, Omo Ode De, Goes Home!By | 11/11/2023 | PeopleSome of Akanni’s noteworthy releases were “Omo Ode De (The Hunter’s Son Arrived),” “Emperor Peter Tide,” “Botin Yewa Lati Owuro,” and “Oluwa Mi Mo Njade Lo,” among others.
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