The award-winning musician asked this question in a recent post he made on his verified social media handle on the popular social media platform, Twitter.
Making the post, he wrote;
“What is the role of The Ghanaian Promoter in the elevation of our And Arts in Ghana and More importantly abroad.. Let’s discuss,No insults.”
got some answers from social media users and some of these reactions are;
@felixury – I think it’s not even about promoters but I feel like it’s about time investors got involved. I’ve been steadily observing the alatafo) for some time now. I see that the banks are heavily involved in the music business. We got more to do.
@LHmurda – More of our music should be played on air compared to foreign based songs. Listening to our music consistently also makes the music interesting. Someone can listen to a music for the first time and not have interest but as it is been played always, the person might have interest.
@lifeisyeezy – Hmm, what I can just say to you @stonebwoyb and other talents is that just as you began Ashaiman to the world from little numbers and with years it has become a big annual festive occasion, start the same by yourself in UK/US whatever regardless of initial numbers..time will tell
@dondadasoso – 1GAD…. Don’t you think we need music/entertainment business school?
@kofi_boakye – Play only our music on TV & radio. Give chance for foreign music 10pm,even with that, play a minute of that song. App that tracks every song any dj plays, on TV n radio, the station pays to the artist after GHAMRO deduct tax on it. Government deals with GHAMRO afta tax deduction
@StyleUpJerseys – To publicize and promote upcoming local or national live events and concerts. He or she will also organize the events, book the band or bands, and advertise in a way to bring in as many people as possible, which in turn, will bring in profits.This will help all in the industry