Why Some Producers Become Recording Artistes—Prince Boom
Fast-rising music producer, Bennet OmonelumeIkanade-Agba, also known as Prince Boom, is one among many who believe the reason why some producers become musicians themselves is because they feel cheated.
Prince Boom is the brain behind Sean Tizzle's hit banger, 'Sho le'.
He told News Watch that for producers to decide to pick up the microphone to do the job of those they produce for, many things may have gone wrong. Prince Boom stressed that the lack of structure to pay producers royalties have forced his colleagues to become singers.
"I don't blame producers who eventually become singers because it's like you work hard for a song and somebody is not giving money for it because there is no structure to give you royalty or percentage.
“So, I don't think it's their fault because they are just trying to increase their income and take care of their family," the young producer, who has worked with some notable names in the music industry such as Iyanya, Young Girl and Ajebutter, Wande Coal and Ice Prince, said.
Latest News
-
"If You're For Me, I Am For You" - Cubana Chief P
-
"3 Days To Go" - Femi Adebayo Urges Fans To Get S
-
"Stop Asking Me Questions About Speed Darlington"
-
"Benue Is The Most Underdeveloped State I've Ever
-
Stan Alieke Urges Young Professionals To Take Lin
-
Chizzy Alichi Teases Fans With Baby Reveal, Promot
-
"I'm Not Wearing Makeup From July 4th Till Decemb
-
"Stop The Challenge Of Mocking Kids With Down Syn
-
Regina Daniels Celebrates Sons As They Mark Birthd
-
Speed Darlington Threatens To Sue NAPTIP For Defam