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Ghana needs a National Music Industry Awards Scheme – Enock Agyepong opines

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Ghana needs a National Music Industry Awards Scheme – Enock Agyepong opines

Are all these numerous Music Awards we’re seeing today aimed at building the Music Industry?

Well when a wall develops a crack any animal can actually enter and do whatever it likes on the compound infact it can even deficate there.

 

Isn’t it obvious that all these Awards are just aimed at exploiting the hard work of many Creatives just to enrich a few opportunist?

Creatives go through a lot to promote their Music in this country sometimes without any help and when by some grace their songs make it out there we have all sort of opportunists taking advantage of it.

 

Today its Ghana Music Awards Afghanistan tomorrow its Ghana Music Awards China etc etc all in the name of Awarding the same works in the year under review?

We won’t blame anyone but the industry itself since it has become so weak and compromised that any Tom Dick & Harry jumps in and takes full advantage of it to the extent that we now have Counsellors organising Awards for the Music Industry.

 

We can have all these awards but It’s High-TIME we have just ONE(1) National Authentic Ghana Music INDUSTRY Awards with the right Stakeholders ie Musiga, Gapi, Ghamro, Creative Arts Agency, Arts Ministry etc all playing the proper role to Award the Ghanaian Musician.

 

The Creative industry have been taken advantage of by Fraudsters, Politicians, Ponzi schemes owners etc just because many stakeholders are hungry and greedy and therefore easily compromised but it’s time we put the right structure in place else whiles other countries move forward and faster with proper structures we’ll continue to remain here due to us allowing selfish and greedy opportunistic individuals to manipulate and milk this already hungry looking industry.

 

In other jurisdictions they also have other Awards as well but they do have their industry Awards like the Grammys where winners are determined by votes from Professional Music stakeholders forming the Academy and the Board and Not the public.

 

We can’t continue giving Awards to undeserving Artist through public voting and alleged buying whiles real talents who merit it continue to stay here due to favoritism.

 

Ask yourself where have all these winners in the past taken our Music to? No where because they’re not real musicians but just favourite entertainers of these Private award organisers.

 

#VhimMoveMent #IndustryFirst

 

(Story: Enock Agyepong)

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Elorm Beenie is an experienced Public Relations Officer and Author with a demonstrated history of working in the music industry. He holds an enviable record of working directly and running PR jobs for both international and local artistes; notable among his huge repertoire of artistes worked with are Morgan Heritage (Grammy Winners), Rocky Dawuni (Grammy Nominee, 2015), Samini (MOBO Winner - 2006, MTV Awards Africa Winner - 2009) and Stonebwoy (BET Best African Act Winner - 2015). Other mainstream artistes of great repute he has worked with are Kaakie, Kofi Kinaata, Teephlow, (just to name a few), who have all won multiple awards under Vodafone GHANA Music Awards (VGMAs). Elorm Beenie has done PR & road jobs for Sizzla, Jah Mason, Busy Signal, Kiprich, Anthony B, Demarco, Turbulence, Popcaan, Jah Vinci & Morgan Heritage who came to Ghana for concerts and other activities. Elorm Beenie has done countless activations for artistes and has coordinated dozens of events both locally and internationally. He deeply understands the rudiments of the industry. His passion for the profession is enormous. Aside his PR duties, he also stands tall as one of the few bloggers who breakout first hand credible and also dig out substantial information relating to the arts & industry. He is quite visible in the industry and very influential on social media, which to his advantage, has gunned a massive following for him on social media as well as in real life. He is a strong media and communication professional skilled in Coaching, Strategic Planning, and Event Management. He's very transparent on issues around the art industry.

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