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Episode 10: #WhatsGood Creative Ambition - Sound
Mettā in collaboration with Hivos East Africa is excited to bring you the #WhatsGood Creative Ambition podcast series.
In the second edition of the #WhatsGood Creative Ambition series, we looked into the music industry where we focused on two big questions:
1. Why are there so many broke artists in the music industry?
2. Is the music industry broke or disorganized?
The reality is that a vast number of Kenyan musicians don't make much money from their craft, yet they are in it for the long haul.
In this event, we sought to look into what's working, what's not working or missing in the industry, and the way forward in terms of making money in the digital era. We will also talked about copyright which is not a popular topic but a fundamental component in income generation in the music industry. The rights in the music and the lyrics, the sound recordings, the performance, and published editions, merchandising, and other sources of money that flows through the music industry.
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By Mettā NairobiMettā in collaboration with Hivos East Africa is excited to bring you the #WhatsGood Creative Ambition podcast series.
In the second edition of the #WhatsGood Creative Ambition series, we looked into the music industry where we focused on two big questions:
1. Why are there so many broke artists in the music industry?
2. Is the music industry broke or disorganized?
The reality is that a vast number of Kenyan musicians don't make much money from their craft, yet they are in it for the long haul.
In this event, we sought to look into what's working, what's not working or missing in the industry, and the way forward in terms of making money in the digital era. We will also talked about copyright which is not a popular topic but a fundamental component in income generation in the music industry. The rights in the music and the lyrics, the sound recordings, the performance, and published editions, merchandising, and other sources of money that flows through the music industry.