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Tidal: Jay Z targets Nigerian talents. Good/bad for the industry?
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Tidal: Jay Z targets Nigerian talents. Good/bad for the industry?
A couple of tweets caught my eye this evening. Apparently, Jay Z has sent his cousin (Bee-High) to Nigeria to source for talent:
It looks like Jay Z really did send his cousin to Nigeria to search for new talent. http://t.co/UBtmSMlHxh
— Complex (@ComplexMag) April 26, 2015
And then, twitter user @Fazillion sounds the slavery alarm:
Jay Z Dey Find Awoof Market , Naija Artistes Are Wiser Now, They Are Eating Good, And Dont Need “Slave Help”
— FAZILLION (@FAZILLION) April 26, 2015
but, apparently…
For those that don’t know, Ice Prince is already on Tidal, Yung6ix is on Tidal, Erigga is already on Tidal. I tweeted links weeks ago
— Black Jack. (@GbemiEreku) April 26, 2015
Well, @Fazillion is so sure that Tidal is the devil, so he continues…
Spinlet >> Tidal , Keep Our Royalties At Home
— FAZILLION (@FAZILLION) April 26, 2015
I really do not what the noise is about. This reminds me of the silly lawsuit seeking to bar DSTv from increasing their tarriff. If Tidal is offering a better deal than other platforms, why shouldn’t Nigerian acts sign up? And whats all the talk about slavery?
Tidal is offering 75% of earnings to artistes. Some think this is too small, but consider that Tidal’s subscription is higher than that of competitors…so the earnings are remarkably higher.
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DJ Lo (@Sensei_Lo) Enters the Capital XTRA wildcard competition: Emerging Ibiza 2015
April 21, 2015 • by Unknown
Posted on April 21, 2015 by Nejeeb “Bar Baric” Bello
Africa’s fast rising female DJ, DJ Lo takes the Challenge and enters one of the biggest DJ competitions, “Emerging Ibiza 2015” DJ competition organized by Emerging Ibiza and XTRA wildcard, which host Rookie DJs every year, giving them the chance to show off their talents in the world’s party capital, Ibiza.
DJ Lo aka Sensie Lo, enters Emerging Ibiza contest.
Entries for the Capital Xtra Wildcard competition are open from the 23rd February 2015 until Sunday 19th April 2015, and  will be listened to and judged by a panel of judges selected by Emerging Ibiza and Capital XTRA. The judges will pick 5 entries to go through to the next stage, the public vote. The judges decision is final. The entries will be judged on track choices, mixing ability and musical flow.
A public vote will then decide the winner of the Capital XTRA Wildcard competition. The public vote will conducted by a Hashtag mechanic on Twitter. Ensure to vote DJ Lo, by clicking, retweeting, favouriting, or listening to her mix whenever @Sensei_Lo or her unique hashtag shows up on your Twitter timeline.
DJ Lo aka Sensie Lo, enters Emerging Ibiza contest.
The Capital Xtra Wildcard prize is to play a 1 hour DJ set at Emerging Ibiza & Capital Xtra’s event at Ocean Beach Club, Ibiza on the 28th May 2015 between 2:30pm & 9:30pm . The prize includes flights to and from the UK, travel and transfers to / from the airport and accommodation at the Ocean Beach hotel in Ibiza. Help DJ Lo win this one for Africa!
LISTEN TO THE ENTRY BY DJ LO:
Emerging Ibiza 2015 DJ Competition – Sensei Lo by Dj Lo on Mixcloud
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