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🇳🇬🤯 This Is How Much Don Jazzy’s Mavin Records Has Spent On The Promotion Of Their Artistes!! 🤯

🇳🇬🤯 This Is How Much Don Jazzy’s Mavin Records Has Spent On The Promotion Of Their Artistes!! 🤯

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Don Jazzy’s Mavins Record has spent over 150 Million Naira on Dropping music for artists on their roaster in just the first quarter of 2023. 🤯🔥

This includes song production, video shoots, distribution, TV promotions, Bloggers campaign and TikTok challenges etc.

The entire Mavins roaster has dropped official 5 songs this year, which implies each artiste has already spent at least 30 Million on their latest release.

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  1. See man if u want to throw shit at someone u should go direct and stop the pretend . You promised not to talk about Shatta but the fact that u have not mention his name doesn’t mean u are not talking about him

    Watch ur mouth man

  2. Investors only put their money in artistes they believe are good enough so that they can reap great benefits from their investments. No one wants to invest in mediocrity, just put out hit songs consistently and investors will kill to have your signature. Nigeria has avalanche of talented artistes who have been consistent in putting out hit songs and investors recognize that. No investor is interested in artistes with few hit songs under their belt and who are also incapable of making hit songs in the future. Creativity is very important and Ghanaian artistes and music producers must focus on the creative side of music production. How many hit songs come out of Ghana every year?????? Let us be honest with ourselves. Nigerian artistes are very creative. It’s that simple.

  3. Ghanaian don't know how much our music record label spend in branding and promotion in our music industry… Ghana only have mouth they don't have money 😂😂😂

  4. Be truthful to yourself.
    Ghanaians don't do good and quality music..

    You need to produce a good music before you can promote it .
    Forget what that guy dey talk

  5. off course, music industry needs structure but my grand dad told me that if you dey use juju for restaurant if your food no sweet, the juju no go work

  6. These days in Nigeria, the muscian goal is not just to release a good song but to make their targeted numbers….. They've gone past just "your song sweet to how much numbers is the song making"…

  7. On these platforms 1000 streams cost 4/5 dollars, therefore streams alone cannot make a musician money unless you are Burnaboy, Rema, or Wizkid. Tours are the major source of income for a musician, so Shatta Wale is just faking it because he would have to have a lot of streams from different countries to make a lot of money, especially in countries with large streaming numbers like Nigeria, I am so amazed that Ghanaians do not know that they have to make music that other people enjoy and think that success in music is based on the population of your country but they do not use that same excuse for Beyonce or Kendrick Lamar . Rema collaborated with Selena and was exposed to Latin America and even the Arabs, Ghanaian music is going nowhere till quality music that can be enjoyed by people outside their country is made

  8. 1. Division of labor is key. 2. Taking risks at all times. 3. Believing oneself and determination. 4. Not forgetting your roots. 5. Geniune supporters who will spend their precious time with you to achieve your main goal. 6. Finding the skill and uniqueness in everything. Thats the strength of a NIGERIAN.

  9. Ghanaians with excuses, first it was we also have the talent like Nigerians, then came the DJs not playing our music issues, then came the originator of afro music debate. Now this. Keep talking, de play 😁.

  10. The Truth of the thing be say the input will tell the output, the amount of money they invest in promo alone is more than the money they use to produce FACTS ON CAPPING

  11. Davido's new video with TG Omori cost N100m which is about $217,000. What Ghanaians need to understand is that the Nigerian music industry is a self sustaining business and that is why you hear of these huge investment. These funds are derived from the business itself and it is just basic reinvestment.

    The problem with Ghanaian industry is that it is not viable. Their music is not quality enough to go global and repay investment. Even South Africa music as good as it is hasn't even gone global.

    The south Africa industry thrives on the local and regional market. If Ghanaians don't drastically improve the quality of their music, their industry can't become viable.

  12. Cheddar sef wey dey shock everyday he finds himself in a space with our musicians but not a single investment always doing things for the camera for people to hail him "freedom" sigh🤦

  13. I aways agree with you but this di33 Sheldon you are wrong you are blind. Black sherif didn’t spend no money to blow and for his songs to go all the way out. If the song is trash no one will listen to it, if it’s good ppl will listen to it, Mavins is a whole music label in Ghana what kind of label do we have? Over here in the US a random person can drop a song on tiktok if it’s good they will dance to it or do some to the song so that if it goes viral on tiktok and everyone asking where the song is from then they go ahead and drop the song, all that shi you talking about makes no sense. That ayra Starr sability song os not even hers it’s a song dropped by someone in 1980 something she stole the shi and polished it

  14. What I think Ghanaian musicians should do is try and join some of this Nigerian record label instead. If you can't beat them, then join them instead

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