G.N.L Zamba Advises Ugandan Musicians to Embrace Digital Streaming Platforms

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By Gloria

Veteran rapper G.N.L Zamba has advised Ugandan artists to invest in the internet and sell their music on digital platforms just in case they are not allowed back on stage anytime soon.

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The Baboon Forest boss is one of the few artists who have heavily invested in digital platforms, and has on several occasions revealed that he is not so much affected by the lock down, because his music is earning him money online.

Speaking during a discussion on the plight of the Ugandan music industry if artists are not given the green light to perform, Zamba noted that the internet is the only way forward and easiest way for an artist to earn some money.

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"Try to seek new ways on how to expand. Don't just wait on the events promoter when there's money on the internet waiting on for you. You have your money waiting if you wrote, produced your song that you haven't fetched yet," he said.

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"I spent over 5 years surviving without being on stage at all but I was earning 5,000 USD from my songs being used in different places," he added.