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@GiovaniCaleb Its okay to quit

Your favorite musician is about to quit music. Drop a line to encourage them.

@Nanaasihene @SedudziTsegah Thank you...

GHANA FILM INDUSTRY. SHUT UP AND WORK. SHOW UP. SHOW WORKING. NO ONE IS COMING TO SAVE YOU.

Camidoh’s Sugarcane remix has now reached 144M views on YouTube Still the most viewed Afrobeats song ever in Ghana 🇬🇭❤️

@AOT2 Naija pop??

To understand any music genre, you have to understand the culture it comes from. Dancehall. Grime. Jazz. Hip-hop, Naija pop etc

@Kay__Ara Eii Mr Agyemang...your millions land di33 we die . I go move to pluto

Still in denial about my new age… but the show goes on! To maxing out my free will 🥂

@kemistgold How many sir....

Do you know how many music videos you can shoot with $100k ?

The imagery on this song was out of this world…. Such a deep and intense song. Happy Easter

@itsR3LL What year was this?

what's the first piece of music software you ever opened? mine was ACID Pro. i had no idea what i was doing and it was the best feeling ever.

@consoleghana Looool

Trust me, anyone who saw Miami never had any doubts….

@og__lizzle @thedebuthub Good catch

@thedebuthub Heard that guitar riff before in Shop Boyz - party like a rockstar.

🚨 Multi-platinum producer BMH shares the making of the smash hit “BODY (danz)” by CKay ft. Mavo, alongside co-producer Fez 🎹🥁

@Blaqsoundz__ Not at all...they own everything.

Record labels are losing relevance in the industry.

@scudjoe321 @malik_basintale Dms haven't really been working for a while ...I don't know if you need the blue tick first

@sevenxavier @malik_basintale You can ask me or enter dm

You see this here, they are called Coconut husks!. The left over after enjoying your coconut milk or juice that liters the city. This afternoon I shall be creating 2,000 permanent jobs from it while saving the environment😊 Watchout ......🇬🇭🔥💪🏾

@iam_metamike Thanks for this insight....also im curious...Will you count Burna boy as Nigerian , considering his Label Spaceship is registered in the UK and his partnership with Atlantic...

@sevenxavier I’d say about half, so $20m. Depending on their label/distro splits of course. So after the top 10 eat, everyone else splits about $20M. That’s shared cross thousands of 🇳🇬 artists, labels, distros. Maths isn’t great.

Local 🇳🇬 Players need to internalise that $39M is unfortunately not a growth story with a dip. It's become the market’s structural ceiling. Three consecutive years at the same number isn't just a market plateau it’s the market saying this is where we structurally top out for now in the streaming margin game. Anyone still building a 🇳🇬 music business premised ONLY on streaming revenue growth is building on sand.

SIM re-registration should be aborted. If this government cannot use the existing data to make efficient decisions, then it is on them, not us.

@kemistgold Lool

Spotify paid Nigerian music industry $40 million. How much revenue did the Ghanaian industry generate? *crickets***

@scudjoe321 @malik_basintale I have a few questions

@malik_basintale I am writing to bring to your attention a project that my team and I completed as part of our final year studies. We successfully extracted fibers (coir) from coconut husks, which aligns with your current initiatives to utilize coconut husks for beneficial purposes.

@scudjoe321 follow back please

@JoeyAkan @TheGsmart This statement is a little confusing ..since most music from Africa will be considered afrobeat on Spotify...you mean Nigerian music??

@TheGsmart Nope. It's how much they gave Afrobeats.

RE: Breaking Down Spotify's 60 billion Payment to Nigerian Artists. N60B as what the entire Nigerian musicians generated on Spotify in 2025, appears to be a great number until you understand that it converts into $40 million. And when you compare our growth percentages, this was the worst year. And while we can recognise the year-on-year growth in local music, $40 million is still a far way off, when you consider the ROI of investment thrown into the local market in that duration. A more revealing data to evaluate the health of the local industry will be how much of that payment comes from local music consumption. Also, how much the average Nigerian musician makes from Spotify, or what percentage of Nigerian musicians make N100,000, since roughly half of the payments are to independent artists. Also, it's concerning that our growth has slowed drastically. Yes, I'm glad the industry continues to improve but last year we only grew by N2 billion. In 2022, Nigerian artists received N11 billion. 2023, we got paid N25 billion (+127% growth). 2024 gave us N58 million (+132%). And now, N60 billion. This new figure means, we only got a meagre +3-5% YoY growth last year. In dollar terms, it's pretty much the same, or worse, duet to inflation. That means, our growth has stagnated heavily as foreign audiences continue to dwindle. That's alarming!

@jakuuire @LabariJournal The fees almost don't make sense

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