SAMRO and Music Business Lab’s latest publishing-programme graduation shows why South African music needs business education, publishing knowledge, royalties and ownership.
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SAMRO and Music Business Lab’s graduation of 50 music entrepreneurs is a reminder that South African music’s future is not only built in studios and on stages. It is also built through publishing knowledge, rights management and business education.
South African music is travelling across the world, but visibility is not the same as wealth. The next battle is ownership, paperwork, publishing and making sure creators keep a fair share of the money.
