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Aristokrat Group, Boomplay, Empower Music Talents
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Music Business Academy announces faculty members and women s fund
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The Zimbabwe National Team responsible for the elaboration of the Zimbabwean Music Strategy met virtually for a peer-to-peer exchange with the Nigerian music experts on 11 May 2021. Experts form the renowned Nigerian Music stakeholders inclusive of the Nigerian Copyright Commission, Universal Music Nigeria, Free Me Digital, The Light, iManage Africa, Chocolate City and Megalectrics, shared their experiences and advice on how the music industry in Zimbabwe can be improved considering the Nigerian industry is more advanced. Facilitating the exchange programme, Mr. Farai Mpfunya, a Cultural and Creative Industries (CCI) expert urged Zimbabwean stakeholders to tap from the Nigerian experiences.
Presenters highlighted the urgent need to educate and help music professionals and artists to use their talents in creating revenue and developing their carriers into business models. Mr Godwin Tom shared ideas and best practices on identifying key players and promoters in the industry tha
Music Business For Africa (MBA 2021): A revolutionary campaign designed for entrepreneurs and employees in the creative industry
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Wealth is the lifeblood of any entertainment ecosystem.
In the 80’s, dirty money from drug dealers and fraudsters ruled and funded Nigerian entertainment. Fuji, Juju and Apala artists would hail Nigerian celebrities and socialites across the world because from those men came the real money.
At Nigerian parties, the 90’s trend was to spray foreign currencies at parties. This was how men of the underworld flaunted their opulent lifestyles.
But by the 90’s, a lot of wealthy Nigerians - even ones with genuine sources of wealth - adopted this opulent lifestyle. They would appreciate the homage from these artists by spraying foreign currencies. Some of these wealthy individuals also became patrons and grand patrons to different entertainment and artistic endeavours.