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Nigerian artistes can t make serious money from music unless they ve international hit - Magixx

Nigerian artistes can t make serious money from music unless they ve international hit - Magixx
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It took 2–3 months after Don Jazzy signed me before I started earning from music."Before the money started coming, I was struggling with bills and family responsibilities. But eventually, the money started coming.
Context & Background
  • ✦Afrobeats singer Magixx has said it is unlikely for a Nigerian artiste to make a fortune in music without having a hit song with international appeal.Speaking in an episode of the Afrobeats Intelligence podcast, Magixx explained that to remain financially stable, artistes need to drop hits consistently after their first hit song.He revealed that it took him 2-3 months for him to start earning from music even after Don Jazzy signed him to Mavin Records.The singer stated that even performance fees are determined by the number of hit songs an artiste has.“Even when you get signed to a big record label as an artist, you first have to drop a song with international appeal before you start making serious money.
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  • ✦It took 2–3 months after Don Jazzy signed me before I started earning from music."Before the money started coming, I was struggling with bills and family responsibilities.
  • ✦But eventually, the money started coming.
  • ✦Afrobeats singer Magixx has said it is unlikely for a Nigerian artiste to make a fortune in music without having a hit song with international appeal.Speaking in an episode of the Afrobeats Intelligence podcast, Magixx explained that to remain financially stable, artistes need to drop hits consistently after their first hit song.He revealed that it took him 2-3 months for him to start earning from music even after Don Jazzy signed him to Mavin Records.The singer stated that even performance fees are determined by the number of hit songs an artiste has.“Even when you get signed to a big record label as an artist, you first have to drop a song with international appeal before you start making serious money.
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Afrobeats singer Magixx has said it is unlikely for a Nigerian artiste to make a fortune in music without having a hit song with international appeal.Speaking in an episode of the Afrobeats Intelligence podcast, Magixx explained that to remain financially stable, artistes need to drop hits...

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What is the key takeaway from this report?

It took 2–3 months after Don Jazzy signed me before I started earning from music."Before the money started coming, I was struggling with bills and family responsibilities.

What additional context is highlighted in this report?

But eventually, the money started coming.

What are the broader implications of this development?

Afrobeats singer Magixx has said it is unlikely for a Nigerian artiste to make a fortune in music without having a hit song with international appeal.Speaking in an episode of the Afrobeats Intelligence podcast, Magixx explained that to remain financially stable, artistes need to drop hits consistently after their first hit song.He revealed that it took him 2-3 months for him to start earning from music even after Don Jazzy signed him to Mavin Records.The singer stated that even performance fees are determined by the number of hit songs an artiste has.“Even when you get signed to a big record label as an artist, you first have to drop a song with international appeal before you start making serious money.

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