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The producer and artist relationship is one of the most complicated dynamics in the music industry. The producer makes the environment the artist thrives in. But the artist gets the credit, the streams and the face time. where does that leave the producer?
He is one of the most interesting producers in Nigerian music and honestly one of the most undertalked about. The catalogue does not lie. Stream Ole, Venus, Ku Lo Sa and Days back to back and tell me that is not a producer operating at a serious level.
The thing about Wademix is that you can hear the guitar in everything even when there is no guitar playing. That live instrument instinct shapes how he thinks about melody, timing and texture. It is why his records feel human in a way that a lot of music does not right now.
How you move matters just as much as what you make. None of this requires a cosign or a big budget. The artists getting attention right now are the ones who started treating their craft like a career. build the foundation, your audience will find you.
Live performance. can you hold a room? even a small one? artists who perform well are a different kind of asset. itโs one of the things that quickly separates a recording artist from a real one. And professionalism. are you easy to work with? do you communicate?