Local artistes deserve better from BOT50

Friday, August 26, 2016

A year ago we wrote on this space that it is high time local promoters, government and companies, engage local musicians to provide entertainment at their events; recognise and reward local musicians’ hard work and talent accordingly.

We said the music industry has had its challenges in the past, and it still has challenges, mainly because it is a growing industry, with very little support and training.

We noted that there is a show of shift, where locals outdo their South African counterparts during shows. This is indeed a positive milestone for local musicians.

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