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Talent, Hard Work & Right Rooms - Ernest Audu

Ernest Audu also known as Rabbi, is an African music executive and entrepreneur. He started off his journey in the industry by offering street team and label support services for labels like Storm Records, Westside records, Starville, Laface music,...

An episode of the The African Millennials podcast, hosted by Africa Business Radio, titled "Talent, Hard Work & Right Rooms - Ernest Audu" was published on April 28, 2021 and runs 28 minutes.

April 28, 2021 ·28m · The African Millennials

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Ernest Audu also known as Rabbi, is an African music executive and entrepreneur. He started off his journey in the industry by offering street team and label support services for labels like Storm Records, Westside records, Starville, Laface music, etc working with brands like Dj Jimmy jat, Lil H, Sasha P, Neato C, El Dee, Basket mouth etc.. before founding his own entertainment company PEACEVILLE ENTERTAINMENT. Ernest has developed, and managed artists such Di’ja, Crayon, Egar Boi, Jay sleek, Vector, Nosa, Lamborghini etc and offered label support services for labels like Universal, Motown, Mavin, Empire, etc Ernest is a passionate entertainment business consultant who seeks to constantly develop and manage Africa’s creative potentials.

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Ernest Audu also known as Rabbi, is an African music executive and entrepreneur. He started off his journey in the industry by offering street team and label support services for labels like Storm Records, Westside records, Starville, Laface music, etc working with brands like Dj Jimmy jat, Lil H, Sasha P, Neato C, El Dee, Basket mouth etc.. before founding his own entertainment company PEACEVILLE ENTERTAINMENT.
Ernest has developed, and managed artists such Di’ja, Crayon, Egar Boi, Jay sleek, Vector, Nosa, Lamborghini etc and offered label support services for labels like Universal, Motown, Mavin, Empire, etc
Ernest is a passionate entertainment business consultant who seeks to constantly develop and manage Africa’s creative potentials.

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