Can 'Singing' Be Called A Career?

@mycc, You calling singing a lazy career,makes me feel that you do not know anything about singing. Do you think artist [good artist] just woke up in the morning, go to the studio and do anything they like, or go on stage and sing what ever they like. Look. Its more than that.  A matured person should know that no profession is easy.

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i had struggled personally for some part of my life to make a career either out of singing( music) or what can be termed the norm. my late father had given me the silent treatment for two weeks after at the age of 12 i told him i wanted to be a musician when i grew up. this was an answer to his question that what did i want to become as an adult. my answer was a sincere one as some of the best times i could remember was sitting down at the piano or singing with friends at school and the likes.

i went on and got a degree later in life and worked for sometime as a singer doing gigues here and there with some of the names in the industry today. i also got good opprtunities for a 9 to 5. at a stage i combined the two closing at 6pm to mount a stage at one of the foremost hotel lobbies at 8pm to do a three and half hour show with a female colleague. this went on for three years plus and i remember our pianist is a certain guy today known for nabaaka.

i say all this to say that i took a decision then that i will stick to my career in facility management which i do well and was not too interested in the crazy lifestyle that the stage asks for even when you are not cut out for it.

singing can be a career, you need to learn the ropes, comport youself with the proffessionlism that it deserves and it will put food on your table and more if what i call that lucky break comes your way.

the song 'IGWE' by MIDNIGHT CREW is great, beautiful composition, great lyrics.