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Grammys participation trophies and its poison | The Nigerian Music Industry without Awards | New artists need to learn Production

from The No-Stan Zone Podcast with Tiae

Tiae starts the pod this week rather unusual, starting with his thoughts around the grammys and its damaging effects on the industry as well as how harder its going to get to hold them accountable coz of the growing Nigerian members they are letting in. Tiae also talks about Adeayo's article on the lack of awards shows in the Nigerian music industry and finally an advise for new artists and new music.-Holding the grammys accountable 5:10-The grammys is becoming a participation trophy 16:22-Adeayo's article about the absence of a Nigerian Music Award show 24:36-New artists need to get into Production 45:12-New Music 52:36Wizkid,Kizz Daniel,Ruger,Ajebo Hustlers,Mayorkun etc RWWQCDQBSGIG2SQZTo get involved, send your messages to [email protected] or follow on X (formerly known as twitter) @nostanpod @tiaesound. Please like and subscribe on YouTube Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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