Why The Ghana Music Industry Is Not Doing Well

[@DogonYaro-yk6rq]

Why should Ghana even attempt to develop their music industry, when they can easily claim Nigeria's glory!

[@aframaco9491]

You make very valid and salient points ! Yes music is often presented as entertainment and fun, which it is...but it is also a business..Big business at that! Nigeria's current Afrobeats artistes have gone full throttle with putting all the needful (and needed) mechanisms in place to make their music successful!! As multi talented as a lot of them are, they also engage in the full gamut of songwriters, beatmakers and producers as support to help make the impact! This even extends to encompass video directors and the like! So what we have is a diligent and thriving music industry that is responsible for the successes of the Nigerian artists and indeed the creative industry! I hope your message reaches the right ears!! 👊🏾🇳🇬👊🏾🇳🇬!!!

[@alexbanj7a7bc]

Eggs are bad for the vocal cords. Stay away from eggs if you want to be successful in music.

[@KabiruSalisu-lt1cy]

You are right boss ,singers fill stadiums,king promise is an example he is doing well because he is singing.

[@ikemmanuel7859]

But Ghana music is actually not doing badly as people think. King Promise, Kidi, Stone Boy, Kwame Eugene, Blacko, Sark to name a few are all doing well. The media just put too much pressure on these guys just because they're not at the level of the big 4 in Naija. Let's just give them more time .

[@generaliuncut4437]

Play Ghana and feels good. Una go dey alright. Music Teachers. 😂

[@hyacinthigwe3555]

Which time in Africa music Ghana 🇬🇭 did more than it’s doing now. You people are putting yourself along side with Nigeria, that is bring all these continuous lamentation and crying. Ghana 🇬🇭 can’t never be in the same level with Nigeria. So stop all this noise about the industry not doing well

[@SaiduAdamu-g5u]

Bro GH Artist don't support each other like Naija