Forget that Wizkid and P-Square pack venues when they perform in and
outside of Nigeria, professionalism now determines who wins what on
the international music stage.

Unless Nigerian musicians want to continue to deceive themselves,
popularity as a determinant of success in the music industry no longer
cuts it as the South African group, LCNVL. that beat the Nigerians is
nowhere near the duo when it comes to acceptance.
Popularity, however, didn't sway the regional voters for the MTV EMA
slot as Wizkid and P-Square were beaten to the final slot of the "Best
African Act" by LCNVL a few days ago.
A member of the Grammy Award nomination committee in United States

told R in a phone conversation few hours after the loss that sentiment
does not work when it comes to selecting artistes for the MTV EMA.
"This group, from management to PR level", he said, "is very
professional and thorough. In Nigeria, the world has seen the quality
of artistes that are there, but there are many things that are not in
place and it is working against our artistes".
He said that just last year, members of one of the group that lost
out in the MTV EMA stunned an American promoter who had relied on
their popularity to list them on a three-month show in US when he
asked for the contact of their sound engineer, only to be told that
they used disk jockeys when they perform.
Believing that they were being novel, he allowed them on the show for
them to shock the promoter when they got on stage and started miming
to their songs. "Of course that was the only show the guy allowed them
to perform at in Maryland, Washington Again, there is no adequate
record of sales to back up the bogus claims that Nigerian artistes
make on social media, and even in the print and electronic media.
"A lot needs to be done in the industry because we have talented
musicians in Nigeria. Nigeria, in fact, is the only reason that the
whole world has taken a liking to African music, but we are gradually
losing that hold. Smaller countries will begin to outshine us because
they do things like professionals, unlike us", he said.
The South African duo were voted the "Best African Act" for the 2013
MTV EMA ahead of Wizkid and P Square early this week.
LCNVL will now move on to the next phase of voting to try to secure a
spot to represent the region in the Worldwide Act category in
Amsterdam.
LCNVL has been South Africa's most successful pop act of the past five
years, selling over 100,000 albums, winning the SAMAs for Best Selling
Album and Best Newcomer, and touring the world, playing alongside the
likes of Justin Bieber, Taio Cruz, Mike Poser and Jason Derulo.
"Such provable information worked in LCNVL's favour, unlike our own
guys who claim they had sold millions of CDs in just one, two years,"
added the American R's source.
Bruce Gillmer, Executive Vice President of Talent and Music
Programming/Events, later said "the MTV EMA highlights the biggest and
best international and regional superstars and we're really looking
forward to celebrating all of the incredible talent in Amsterdam."
http://news101xpress..co.uk/2013/11/why-wizkid-and-p-square-lost-mtv-ema.html

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