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"I support legitimate music." Vuyo Mbuli |
Living you to contemplate the above, nor
that our local musicians are composing bad or rather floppy music; it’s just that
we as locals are too proud to show compassion to each other’s work. With the
stereotypes and perceptions we have in our artists, honestly they will never be
compatible with international musicians. We are simply too conceited for our
own development! Mzantsi let us not compress our entertainers. (The sentence
you just read goes as far as to telling the record labels to stop exploiting
local talent)
The question remains though, why are we
generally dubious when it comes to putting money in our local talent? Geez we
need to let go of dubiety. For example you’ll find out that Beyonce (album)
sells for R150.00 or so, and Camagwini (album) sells for R99.00; we’ll opt for
the R150.00 and Pirate the R99.00. Why? Is it because we don’t want to see one
of us succeed? I mean for real now, are we dumb-headed? Dunno for real what’s
up with you, whatever! I am not saying pirate any music for that matter whether
local or not. Moving right along…
What makes us lose the focus on our own
musicians? Is it because they are down to earth like us? Is it because they’re
the most approachable celebrities? Do we need them to be cocky and hire
bodyguards to surround them? Honestly our icons are so easy to get along with,
and you’ll often find yourself drinking with them in that local Mamzo’z spot
you chill at. In Mzantsi your dream to shake hands with Thandiswa Mazwai is
hundred percent (100%) possible, compared to your dream of shaking hands with
Nicki Minaj.
The solution is to elevate our local
artists, and stop embezzlement by pirating their music. We all know PIRATING
music is a serious crime, and it’s so pathetic to continue doing an error to
someone’s talent and career. Therefore, I encourage all of you out there to
pledge your support financially by supporting local artists and to a larger
extent make sure that you flood their gigs. I am certain that what I’ve just recollect
above is not equivocal, but equivalent to what you already know. Their music
doesn’t need to be like the Sowetan newspaper to be sold out. Do they need to
argue that their music is in public interest? LOL! Very funny of the Sowetan
exposing private citizens like that because of their duty and uniform. Shutting
the door right at your face; living you with something to think about...
Speak Out:
Speak Out:
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"Don't Suck, buy your own." David Fourie
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"Support local music legally." Prokid |
By Buchule Raba/ Leave comments for me below/ or send them via email to buchule@goxtranews.com
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