Music currency
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Music currency
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In Ghana today, your song = money, if you understand it. How Music Becomes Currency *1. Streaming = Money* Every time someone plays your song on Spotify, Apple Music, Boomplay, Audiomack, YouTube - you get paid small small. - 1,000 streams = small money - 1,000,000 streams = big money Boomplay is the biggest in Ghana. That's where most Ghanaian artists eat. *2. Royalties = Money* If radio, TV, club, or a shop plays your song, they must pay you. That's collected by GHAMRO in Ghana. *3. Sync = Big Money* If a movie, advert, or Netflix uses your song, they pay you big one-time money. *4. Show / Performance = Cash* Your song is your advert. People hear it, then they book you for shows. *5. Brand Deal = Money* If your song blows, MTN, Indomie, etc will pay you to use your name. So the rule: *No song = No currency.* *Hit song = You can chop for years.* That's why IP matters - if you don't own your song, someone else will collect your currency. Are you an artist? Do you have a song out already? Tell me, I will tell you how to turn it to money on Boomplay / Spotify.