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How to Avoid Going Broke as a Musician in Africa

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The music industry operates on complex relationships where managers typically earn 20-30% of an artist's income, though superstars like Beyoncé likely pay their managers a salary instead of a percentage. Management provides critical value by handling business negotiations, shielding artists from industry difficulties, and fighting for opportunities while the artist focuses on creating music.
• Manager compensation (20-30%) is fair when they're actively contributing to an artist's growth and success
• Managers protect artists from negative feedback and industry challenges that could affect creativity
• Buying music catalogs means acquiring complete ownership rights versus licensing which maintains artist ownership
• Companies purchase catalogs because classic songs continue generating revenue for decades through streaming
• Artists must develop businesses beyond their music career to ensure long-term financial stability
• Successful examples include Olamide's record label, Reggie Rockstone's merchandise, and Rihanna's Fenty empire
• Even top artists don't simply live off their catalogs – they develop multiple revenue streams
Subscribe and become part of the family. We're on a journey of changing lives through this channel and appreciate your support. Connect with us by hitting the subscribe button and let's continue the conversation.
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Chapters

1. Manager Compensation & Artist Protection (00:00:00)

2. Buying vs. Licensing Music Catalogs (00:03:16)

3. Building Post-Career Businesses (00:07:25)

4. Learning from Successful Artist Entrepreneurs (00:10:06)

5. The Necessity of Multiple Revenue Streams (00:12:15)

136 episodes

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Content provided by Derrick Abaitey. All podcast content including episodes, graphics, and podcast descriptions are uploaded and provided directly by Derrick Abaitey or their podcast platform partner. If you believe someone is using your copyrighted work without your permission, you can follow the process outlined here https://podcastplayer.com/legal.

The music industry operates on complex relationships where managers typically earn 20-30% of an artist's income, though superstars like Beyoncé likely pay their managers a salary instead of a percentage. Management provides critical value by handling business negotiations, shielding artists from industry difficulties, and fighting for opportunities while the artist focuses on creating music.
• Manager compensation (20-30%) is fair when they're actively contributing to an artist's growth and success
• Managers protect artists from negative feedback and industry challenges that could affect creativity
• Buying music catalogs means acquiring complete ownership rights versus licensing which maintains artist ownership
• Companies purchase catalogs because classic songs continue generating revenue for decades through streaming
• Artists must develop businesses beyond their music career to ensure long-term financial stability
• Successful examples include Olamide's record label, Reggie Rockstone's merchandise, and Rihanna's Fenty empire
• Even top artists don't simply live off their catalogs – they develop multiple revenue streams
Subscribe and become part of the family. We're on a journey of changing lives through this channel and appreciate your support. Connect with us by hitting the subscribe button and let's continue the conversation.
Support the show

Watch the video episode of this on YouTube - https://linktr.ee/konnectedminds

  continue reading

Chapters

1. Manager Compensation & Artist Protection (00:00:00)

2. Buying vs. Licensing Music Catalogs (00:03:16)

3. Building Post-Career Businesses (00:07:25)

4. Learning from Successful Artist Entrepreneurs (00:10:06)

5. The Necessity of Multiple Revenue Streams (00:12:15)

136 episodes

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