Narratively Hip Hop | Tech | Fashion
Narratively Hip Hop | Tech | Fashion
Musitise is a Ugandan streaming and download market place for audio creatives. It is a platform that prides itself in creating an easier way for artistes to earn. It comes at a time when our Ugandan creatives are looking for even better ways to sell their music
Spotify is rolling out a new premium subscription plan specifically tailored for couples. According to Billboard, Spotify’s Premium Duo is available for $12.99 per month beginning today (July 1st) in the United States and 54 other markets. Couples will be saving $6 each month, as a single Spotify premium subscription costs…Please click the link below to…
via Spotify Launches Premium Subscription Plan For Couples — Consequence of Sound
Most of the time when we talk Music distribution and publishing in Uganda, a set of mixed reactions and confusion comes up. This can be on both sides of the artists and their teams. For the less knowledgeable musicians, Music distribution and publishing sounds like a spider web that is trapping their mind. It’s not easy to even wrap your head around this initiative the first time.
Artists like A Pass, Navio, Flex D Paper, Tucker HD and others have their music on most big music streaming services – and Everytime someone streams they make some income.
But what is music distribution and publishing?
That’s what this new podcast episode will answer. From using services like Distrokid, Tunecore, Routenote and other to send your music to Tidal, iTunes, Spotify and others; collecting royalties and other services.
Listen on Anchor and other services
Because Music and More is a podcast by Ayella NuveySHAWN Robert founder NuveyLive.org.
The visual industry in Uganda continues to develop and Mark Mick’s “Safe Boda” video is proof. The audio dropped in March produced by DJ Slugface, who has been behind most of the new releases from the rapper. “Safe Boda” visually tries to capture the life of a Ugandan who is tech savvy. It can just …
The Corona Virus is here! Many artists and event organisers in Uganda are facing hiccups and no one expected the pandemic outcome. As per the president’s directive, all public places are to be closed up to April 20 something. The question is: what should band artists, club artists and other creatives do at this point? …
It is always frustrating for music enthusiasts and lovers to know there is a project out there and yet they cannot access it. More like, you know you can dance but for you to take part in a certain competition you need to have bought certain dancing shoes, but you still don’t know how to …