
Why Nigerian Upcoming Artists Sign Slavery Deals| The Music Executives | Outside the Box| Episode 29
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Description
Music, Money & Madness: The Dark Side of the Industry In this episode renowed music performers The Music Executives (James Makinde and Olaniyi Jatto) have a candid sitdown with Femi Obong-Daniels to speak on the realities of the Nigerian Music Industry. Behind the beats and the glamour lies a reality no one wants to talk about. Today we confront: How some music is destroying sanity while the industry looks away. Why many artists stick to “nonsense music” — because it sells. The fear of persecution that keeps musicians from speaking truth. Record label traps: hungry, desperate artists signing away their future just to survive. This isn’t just about entertainment — it’s about a system that rewards silence and punishes courage. ⚠️ Warning: This conversation challenges the status quo and exposes uncomfortable truths about the music industry. 📌 Stay tuned till the end — it might change how you listen to music forever.
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