Lil Kesh, Olamide’s Protégé, recently appeared on Rubbin’ Minds with Ebuka Obi-Uchendu to discuss the music business and his career. Here are some highlights on what he had to say:
- No one is there to help artists in the music industry.
- Olamide had a leadership mentality of signing his acts, teaching about the business and then letting them go to create even more leaders.
- Lil Kesh understands the market so he gives fans what they want.
- He is a reserved person and doesn’t like to flaunt. He let’s his music speak.
- He is respectful of persons in the industry but has limited friends.
- He said he is proud of Wizkid and Davido and believes they are taking Nigerian music to higher heights.
- He wants to be a business man in future.
- Featuring a top artist on a track doesn’t mean the song will be successful or that you will.
-Ms. Uduak
Some of Our Achievements
Credited for several firsts in the fashion and entertainment industry, Ms. Uduak is also a Partner and Co-Founder of Ebitu Law Group, P.C. where she handles her law firm’s intellectual property law, media, business, fashion, and entertainment law practice areas. She has litigated a wide variety of cases in California courts and handled a variety of entertainment deals for clients in the USA, Africa, and Asia. Her work and contributions to the creative industry have been recognized by numerous organizations including the National Bar Association, The American University School of Law and featured in prestigious legal publications in the USA including ABA Journal and The California Lawyer Magazine.
For legal representation inquiries, please email (uduak@ebitulawgrp.com). For blog related inquiries i.e. advertising, licensing, or guest interview requests, please email (africamusiclaw@gmail.com). Thank you for visiting Africa Music Law™.