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MUST READ : 8 Easy Steps To Become A Successful Music Artiste In Nigeria by Arbeola13: 5:08am On Sep 04, 2013 |
You are an Upcoming artiste/Dj and you've released lots of singles/mixtapes but you are still yet to make any wave in the music scene? You might be doing something wrong! Read this article here and evaluate yourself The internet creates tons of new opportunities for upcoming artists. Becoming famous was never easier and more feasible than these days. Even well-known label bosses claim that there’s no need for a record label to make it in this game. But there’s also a downside to this: Every kid with internet can record songs and publish them online. The internet is literally being flooded with new music every day. And the consumers and fans out there are getting overwhelmed big time. It’s self-evident that standing out becomes more and more important.It is hard to ignore the fact that music today has moved from pretty simple lyrics to words that do not exist in the oxford dictionary talk more of Google.com. How do you explain the meaning of iyanaya’s “na na na na na na….your waist” or Flavour’s “Porokoto pokoro pakoroba”? With the type of lyrics that are being put out today by Nigerian artists, it would be pretty hard for an artist who sang “If I could runaway, I’d run with you faraway” to compete with someone who spills “Kukere I get money o” on the dance floor. Our years of experience in the Nigerian music industry as music promoter, artiste managers, media publicist, Media consultants and shows organizers has given us an insight as to what sells in Nigeria. Trust me when I say I have cracked that code as to how you can become a successful Nigerian artiste just by releasing one single! Here are the 8 proven steps you must follow religiously to become a successful artiste in Nigeria! 1) Quality Is important Quality is probably the most important aspect of your music. Most upcoming artists have no idea of quality: Their rhymes are crappy, their mixing and mastering sucks and their overall music just doesn’t sound professional. The easiest way to stand out and make a serious impression is to step up and handle your audio quality. Get yourself a studio with a decent condenser microphone, a better sound card and find someone who will mix and master your songs at least semi- professionally. If you sound professional, people will think you are professional. This single step will put you ahead of most other upcoming artists in this game. 2. Keep in shape This is already self-explanatory. You can’t be looking like Rick Ross and expecting your female fans to appreciate you. In order to be able to throw off your shirt at any given time, you will need to have the right 6packs (Please no hungry packs) but the right packs like Iyanya, Dipp and D’banj. Now if you a female artiste, then you need to shed off those unwanted fats around your stomach and reserve it for your hips and bust because this is what Nigerian men love and you need it for your photo and video shoots. 3. Show some skin Now Nigerians love daring performances (You can trace this back to Fela’s days). In order to have an engaging concert, you must be willing to show some chest on stage like D’banj and throw your shirt into the crowd like Iyanya. A Disclaimer: Please do not attempt this if you do not have a six packs and your body is only suitable for a Michelin advertisement. (Just kidding ) For the ladies, a little baring of the laps hurts no one. You can contact Tiwa Savage and Emmy Nyra for a few tips on how to bare it all and still look classy. 4. Hit the headlines (Controversy) Denrele once said “Good publicity is good publicity. Bad publicity is good publicity. No publicity is bad publicity”. Being in the news is key! Do whatever it takes to hit the Read full article from its source http://naijaartiste.net/music/8-easy-steps-tobecome-a-successful-music-artiste-in-nigeria/ |
Re: MUST READ : 8 Easy Steps To Become A Successful Music Artiste In Nigeria by mruknaijaboy3: 5:33am On Sep 04, 2013 |
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