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| Re: Why A Record Label Should Never Be Blamed For A Musician's Down Fall by YINKS89(m): 12:56am On May 26, 2020 |
sureteeboy:they get paid on streaming platforms also infact they are lot of ways they monitize their songs these days |
| Re: Why A Record Label Should Never Be Blamed For A Musician's Down Fall by sesameq: 12:57am On May 26, 2020 |
watch "empire" to learn more about music business. singing like "Bob Marley" or "Michael Jackson" are different things entirely. the music business is the real deal, if you fail at it, you are gone!!!!! |
| Re: Why A Record Label Should Never Be Blamed For A Musician's Down Fall by Karleb(m): 1:01am On May 26, 2020 |
Long post. Any avid football follower can easily relate to this. What use is an artist/player that can not make money for the label/club? |
| Re: Why A Record Label Should Never Be Blamed For A Musician's Down Fall by Karleb(m): 1:04am On May 26, 2020 |
PHIPEX: ![]() That's the reason players have agents. |
| Re: Why A Record Label Should Never Be Blamed For A Musician's Down Fall by Pwhitelaw(m): 1:07am On May 26, 2020*. Modified: 10:03pm On May 26, 2020 |
Most of all these record label are vampires who are always ready to suck upcoming artist and just because those artist are curious they sign shady deals and bear the consequence at the end of the day...Take kizz Daniel as a case study.The part of the contract says he won't feature any artist outside the record label which is wrong but my guy japa Las Las. |
| Re: Why A Record Label Should Never Be Blamed For A Musician's Down Fall by YINKS89(m): 1:11am On May 26, 2020 |
I agree with somethings the op said and I also disagree with some... When it comes to promotion of songs it's only when the musicians is up and coming that's wen a lot of publicity is done, ones he/she breaks into the market they need just little publicity to promote the song perfect example are the likes of Wizkid, olamide and davido.... Even before the song is out they have started challenge, that's cos the musician is popular. Secondly you talked about them recouping their money, what you don't understand is this most record label fight artist that are talented when they want to leave not because of the money spent but because that particular stream of income is going to close a perfect example is kiss Daniel... Today no artist signed by g worldwide can meet up to what he has done for them. Thirdly I'll say on the part of the musicians they fail to read contract before they sign but I'll also say record label are been wicked when it comes to these contract. How can you say a musician shouldn't use a stage name because he/she is no longer on your label? It so bad to the extent that that career would die ones u decide to adopt another coz we already know u as one. Perfect example is kiss Daniel now kizz Daniel. I'm not saying artist are saint but my point is this, in as much as we blame the artist we also have the right to blame the record label coz without an artist they don't exist and vice versa.... I rest my case |
| Re: Why A Record Label Should Never Be Blamed For A Musician's Down Fall by Viktoh68: 1:11am On May 26, 2020 |
Morgan is a selfish ungrateful stingy and local brat... Why you nor meet your family members to promote you in the first place? You knee and beg to have a view of the light, they allow you to see the light you change am say na you get the light... All the good and nice video Morgan shots her kobo dey for any of them? She know whatbit takes to shoot those video and in Nigeria we know the quality of Jude video nor be for children... Dirty smelling mayD, If you grow with your parents they will teach you that the steps of 100 beings with 1 step... You don fly airplane once for your life if not for Jude and the P square... You refuse to take his contract how he come take affect your mosquito career? You thing you can do it on your own... How he come be now?... |
| Re: Why A Record Label Should Never Be Blamed For A Musician's Down Fall by aguizm(m): 1:38am On May 26, 2020 |
[i] Exmilitant:Senior man your comment don mk me laugh tire. I b ph city based too. |
| Re: Why A Record Label Should Never Be Blamed For A Musician's Down Fall by rajiedreez: 1:44am On May 26, 2020 |
Most record label preys on the naivety of upcoming artists, most artists know very little about contracts and this is to the record labels advantage. If for instance a player wants to sign for a new club we here them saying they are yet to agree on personal terms or have already agreed on personal terms. Why not advice artists to get lawyer to critically explain the terms of the contracts they are about to sign if you mean well for the client and want to do a fare deal with him. No its only the record label lawyers that's present to prey on the eagerness of the artists. For me they both share blames.Because one is selfish and the other is foolish |
| Re: Why A Record Label Should Never Be Blamed For A Musician's Down Fall by DexterousOne(m): 1:45am On May 26, 2020 |
MrBrownJay1:Well said You know Nigerians are used to rubbish |
| Re: Why A Record Label Should Never Be Blamed For A Musician's Down Fall by DexterousOne(m): 1:46am On May 26, 2020 |
Pwhitelaw:Well said |
| Re: Why A Record Label Should Never Be Blamed For A Musician's Down Fall by DexterousOne(m): 1:48am On May 26, 2020 |
Most Nigerian record labels are slave camps run by people God will punish immensely What happens there is just a microcosm of how the larger society in Nigeria is run. Dog eat dog Exploit And scheme |
| Re: Why A Record Label Should Never Be Blamed For A Musician's Down Fall by sesameq: 2:13am On May 26, 2020 |
like luscious Lyon did in "empire", the music industry has been hard wired with devils. if you don't want to loose your soul or don't have what it takes to dine with the devil, don't you dare venture into it. music has gone beyond holding microphone and standing infront of audience. its those who listen to your content that will decide your fate and destination. |
| Re: Why A Record Label Should Never Be Blamed For A Musician's Down Fall by segun18(m): 2:16am On May 26, 2020 |
lawyer:I completely agree with your views here.This is where the Grace of God matters.Talent is never enough ,you need the Grace of God to blow. |
| Re: Why A Record Label Should Never Be Blamed For A Musician's Down Fall by sesameq: 2:16am On May 26, 2020 |
brymo fought with chocolate city, wizkid left eme oladips attacked his boss, reminisce dbanj left mohits terms and conditions always apply. |
| Re: Why A Record Label Should Never Be Blamed For A Musician's Down Fall by infogeneral: 2:24am On May 26, 2020 |
"If you want to hide anything from a black man put it black and white" . A business man who understands this concept would always win because the terms and conditions the clients have failed to read would always apply. |
| Re: Why A Record Label Should Never Be Blamed For A Musician's Down Fall by sesameq: 2:27am On May 26, 2020 |
many like olamide, naira Marley, skiibii end up opening their own record label when they notice that their best interests are not the main issue. also music as an art requires a lot of hardwork, research and literature research. if you are not well motivated and disciplined, it takes a toll on you to be living on dreams that one day you will later blow. some have died without blowing. fatai rolling dollars blew towards the end of his career. some even borrow loans from bank to launch their first or debut album. if the launching goes southwards they are in deep shit. thats why many of them end up depressed, in drugs or illegalities. fake lives also kill most of them, because they usually deceive and get deceived by themselves and their fans. millionaire on Instagram and zero naira in real life. 9ice was once asked "what do you think of the Nigerian music industry in the next ten years" and he replied "we don't have music industry in Nigeria, all we do have are artistes working and struggling hard on their own to survive. |
| Re: Why A Record Label Should Never Be Blamed For A Musician's Down Fall by ledamaster(m): 2:29am On May 26, 2020 |
Shaprara:stop being ignorant, if na so e easy go foot the bill, so u too can cash out. Bros to be popular or famous today is not easy. Atleast they still have fame. I went on the youwin business training, didnt get to win, but learnt so much abt building my biz and criteria for sourcing loans, which i did to start my business. If cynthia morgan isnt lazy, she for tweek the name like kiss to kizz daniel did, drop new hit songs, hustle for shows. But e wan only chop. If e easy to risk it and spend 5m, u ma for go start dey do am. Shior |
| Re: Why A Record Label Should Never Be Blamed For A Musician's Down Fall by eLcastro(m): 2:31am On May 26, 2020 |
YINKS89:All you said would've been perfect especially with your kiss daniel as key study..but it's just a '1' kiss Daniel in a hundred of upcoming signing....now these other upcoming signing that don't get to make it and are total loss for the management how many times do you get to hear management cry foul.,it's cause they know it's business....when gee worldwide signed kiss daniel.,they did sign other artists too...but today where are these artists.? That's why labels signs contracts that must favour then 70% over the artist....cause in 20 upcoming signing u will be blessed to get 1 good sign.,so how do u recoup for the other 19....you just looking at it as per artist but that's where you wrong....it's a collection cause wether how do you keep the label running knowing fully well that 20% of your upcoming signing won't blow.. it's business bro Music business is a very risky business unless for those that use it in laundering their money. Record label you hear most times have over 30 artist but you sometimes know just 1 or 2.,ask yourself how do dey pay the rest....cause there is a contract nd they have to fulfil it. |
| Re: Why A Record Label Should Never Be Blamed For A Musician's Down Fall by Nobody: 2:40am On May 26, 2020*. Modified: 3:35am On May 26, 2020 |
BiafranBushBoy:its a lie they also make their money from streaming even all those caller tunes you guys use..the truth is that most times this record labels milk you dry they make money from your album sales,concerts,shows,endorsement deals,tours,even interviews ...the case of vector when he was with ysg they were not doing enough anymore to push the guy forward anymore bobo day use him own money pay for video shoots ,bobo see chance sign deal with another USA record label and he signed it that’s how their saga started ..I won’t lie ysg also tried for him they gave him a house ,gave him cars also they didn’t allow him do any diss track for reminisce or Olamide back then when he was having beef with them the only time he got to reply their diss track was when he got featured by other artists..at the end of the day YSG collected the cars and apartment they gave him still took him to court for breaching the contract he signed with them ...he got arrested by them first he couldn’t even perform at shows or even record anything I think for a year or two bc of the court order but thank God for him now he’s doing great and also back on his feet .. |
| Re: Why A Record Label Should Never Be Blamed For A Musician's Down Fall by Nobody: 2:41am On May 26, 2020 |
EmzyT:mad o |
| Re: Why A Record Label Should Never Be Blamed For A Musician's Down Fall by Nobody: 2:45am On May 26, 2020 |
Abagworo:thank you ooo including phyno |
| Re: Why A Record Label Should Never Be Blamed For A Musician's Down Fall by sesameq: 2:47am On May 26, 2020 |
also luck and fans true love also matters a lot. musiliu aruna ishola released an album titled "soyoyo" or (correct me if I made a mistake) ,he didn't know that the album will blow and will be well received by the fans. it was even the album that brought him into limelight. he had been releasing albums previously that didn't blew like that one. so the promoter he was using then asked him how much he wanted, he just mentioned some millions less than 5million and a Benz veeboot. the promoter Gabe those things to him, after the album became a hit, and the promoter reaped times five of what he gave musiliu, he want back to the promoter and asked for more, he told him, "I worked for it by myself" but I heard they later settled it. also 9ice and Id Cabasa on the album "gongo aso". 9ice said that the title of the album wasn't initially " gongo aso" . it was when the track became a hit and everyone was vining to it that they had to change the former title and destroy all the CD album covers they had initially printed. musicians and record labels are like husbands and wives, you need to choose smart, and choose right because whichever you pick will damn rightly affect you for yhr rest of your life! |
| Re: Why A Record Label Should Never Be Blamed For A Musician's Down Fall by technuel: 2:47am On May 26, 2020 |
Nice write I have been educating upcoming Artists on this and the ones that listened have up their work and are doing pretty good |
| Re: Why A Record Label Should Never Be Blamed For A Musician's Down Fall by Top1gun: 2:54am On May 26, 2020*. Modified: 4:05am On May 26, 2020 |
The OP is bias for INCLUDING MayD in is post, he chose to be smart n decided not to sign. MayD is not as foolish a Cynthia and the OP should desist from classifying him in that league. Not signing might not have done is career no good but it ensured he wasn't ripped off like Cynthia. Trailblazer1:All you wrote is a truckload of rubbish, I guess you know that already but still wanted to push your narrative to the fore. There's no harm in being fair in a deal n from Jude's disposition one can tell he was never fair in his dealing with both Cynthia n MayD. Jude never gave MayD a contract until after the colabo with Akon when he was raking in millions but still languishing on cartoon paper in his backyard. Thank God MayD was smart enough to ask for incentives which Jude found repulsive n the boy refused to sign any contract with him. I suppose MayD must have learnt a thing or two from the Cynthia Morgan brohauha. The gamble in the industry is for producer to identity talent they can recoup their money from when invested upon. All your long tales is of no essence. You are only out to polish Jude's image but nothing stop him from being fair in his dealings. Imagine the idiots just bringing a contract after MayD did the colabo with Akon not before O. [quote author=lawyer post=89954398][/quote] |
| Re: Why A Record Label Should Never Be Blamed For A Musician's Down Fall by Nobody: 3:08am On May 26, 2020 |
Totobulie:and what did may D ask for |
| Re: Why A Record Label Should Never Be Blamed For A Musician's Down Fall by udemzyudex(m): 3:08am On May 26, 2020 |
Viktoh68:Rubbish post |
| Re: Why A Record Label Should Never Be Blamed For A Musician's Down Fall by shogsman(m): 3:12am On May 26, 2020 |
In her case It's obvious the record label is to be blamed |
| Re: Why A Record Label Should Never Be Blamed For A Musician's Down Fall by Top1gun: 3:17am On May 26, 2020 |
Viktoh68:The thing pepper u as MayD wasn't as foolish as Cynthia ba ?! In life u lose some u win some but that doesn't stop u from being fair. |
| Re: Why A Record Label Should Never Be Blamed For A Musician's Down Fall by Xpol: 3:29am On May 26, 2020 |
The greedy artists made it difficult for upcoming like me to get a record label deal but God's time is the best I'll be there. It's your boy Xpol , watch out for my next singles Kuruna and killing myself |
| Re: Why A Record Label Should Never Be Blamed For A Musician's Down Fall by deltaprincess(f): 3:40am On May 26, 2020 |
Heistman:Then you don't sign any deal and wait till uour papa gie you money na. Abi? Is it Record Labels fault your family can't support your music career? Or is it that yiu cannot afford a good Lawyer to negotiate a better deal for yourself? The biggest problem here is greed of artists and ignorance. |
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