Ghana has no music industry – Rex Omar
The Chairman of the Ghana Music Right Organisation (GHAMRO) Rex Omar has said Ghana has no music industry.
Speaking in an interview with Nana Kwesi Asare on The Big Show on 27 June 2020 on Class 91.3 FM, Rex Omar said: “We don’t have an industry, we always use the word industry but we don’t have an industry, we are trying to create one.”
“Every artiste just goes to the studio and records; we don’t have the requisite financial [wherewithal] to actually structure an artiste development and all that. We don’t have such thing… we use the word…but, in reality, we really don’t have an industry,” he lamented.
According to the Abiba hitmaker, the industry is not well structured and tends to be managed by family and friends with very little or no knowledge about professional artiste management.
“That’s what is happening and everybody is trying to do what they can do because we don’t have an industry…we have people who call themselves artiste manager but very few of them know what artiste management is. Someone goes to the studio, he gets a hit song and calls his friend to manage him and what does his friend know about artiste management?” Rex Omar quizzed.
Source: classfmonline.com/Ahmed Kollene
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