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1512 - KASI JAM Ep 19 |
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Resumen del episodio

In this episode of Podcast and Chill with Maggi, the conversation moves from personal reflections on identity and the early 90s to the strategic complexities of the modern music industry. The speakers discuss the use of TikTok as a promotional tool to drive music into traditional media and explore the financial impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic on industry trends. The discussion further delves into the business of music, examining the differences between original tracks and remixes, the importance of management and publishing, and the critical trade-offs between being an independent artist versus signing with a major label. The episode concludes with a deep dive into the financial intricacies of contracts, royalties, and profit-sharing models.

Destacados

I'm emotional, but I'm a sensitive thug. I cry.

00:02:29 · The speaker is describing their emotional nature and vulnerability.

I don't know why I'm doing TikTok. I'm doing TikTok because I'm doing TikTok and they're like, hey, I'm going to push it. So I'm going to push the music through the radio, the music video, the TV.

00:21:02 · The speaker explains their strategy of using TikTok as a tool to promote music across other traditional media platforms.

It's better to own 5% of maybe 20 million, then 100% of nothing.

00:59:42 · The speaker argues for the value of having a small stake in a large, successful enterprise rather than total control over an unprofitable one.

if you're a Muslim talent, you're a business. So, if you're a Muslim, you're a business, you're a business.

01:03:41 · The speaker emphasizes that talented individuals in the industry must approach their work with a business-oriented mindset.

So in terms of profit share in Punjab, you could have done it better within whoever you sign in.

01:13:33 · The conversation shifts toward the importance of negotiating better profit shares when signing contracts.

Episodios

1512-

KASI JAM Ep 19 |

In this episode of Podcast and Chill with Maggi, the conversation moves from personal reflections on identity and the early 90s to the strategic complexities of the modern music industry. The speakers discuss the use of TikTok as a promotional tool to drive music into traditional media and explore the financial impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic on industry trends. The discussion further delves into the business of music, examining the differences between original tracks and remixes, the importance of management and publishing, and the critical trade-offs between being an independent artist versus signing with a major label. The episode concludes with a deep dive into the financial intricacies of contracts, royalties, and profit-sharing models.

10 jul. 2026
1511-

EPISODE 779 | Swae Lee: Writing Beyonce's 'Formation' | Drake/Unforgettable | Durban July | Madonna Studio Secrets

In this episode, Swae Lee discusses his recent travels to South Africa, his connection to Amapiano producers, and his personal journey from a difficult upbringing marked by homelessness to global stardom. He shares behind-the-scenes stories of creating hits like 'Unforgettable,' 'Formation,' and 'Sunflower,' while reflecting on his collaborations with major artists like Beyoncé and Drake. The conversation also explores the evolving music industry, touching on the impact of social media, the rise of AI-generated music, and the importance of maintaining a positive legacy. From anecdotes about life in LA and Miami to his ambitions in the gaming industry, Swae Lee offers a candid look at his life, family, and vision for the future.

Thu, 9 Jul 2026 12:45:25 +0000
1510-

READ THE ROOM EP 19 | Londie London vs Que | L-Tido X Anele Zondo | Durban July | Lupita, Helen Of Troy! | ft Thabile TTO

The hosts dive into a wide-ranging discussion, beginning with the complexities of reality TV editing and the lack of narrative control for participants. The conversation moves into a detailed review of the Durban July, evaluating the 'Country Allure' fashion theme, the impact of local designers, and the debate over the practicality of high-end couture. Later, the episode explores personal relationship dynamics, ranging from listener stories about marriage and financial stability to the ethics of handling infidelity. The hosts conclude by debating the boundaries of racial representation in film adaptations, distinguishing between creative freedom in fiction and the necessity of historical accuracy in period pieces.

Wed, 8 Jul 2026 17:45:00 +0000
1509-

BHINCA NATION Ep 19 | FELEMNTWINI: Ramaphosa Meeting | JHB March Support | Powerful Intelezi | Men’s Health Secrets

This episode explores profound themes of leadership, psychological fitness, and the lessons learned from periods of instability. The speaker reflects on the impact of the 2021 civil unrest and the necessity of protecting both citizens and businesses during crises. The discussion further delves into the discipline of listening and the importance of learning from industry veterans to navigate the challenges of inexperienced leadership. The episode concludes with a focus on the necessity of psychological health and a call for audience engagement.

Wed, 8 Jul 2026 12:45:00 +0000
1508-

MUSIC PULSE Ep 19 | Tyla's Roc Nation Deal | Zimbabwean Events Boycott? | Shebeshxt | Afrobeats Owes South Africa

The hosts navigate a wide-ranging discussion on the South African music industry, covering everything from personal travel updates and the debate over professional management for artists like Dr. Rose to the heavy economic influence of South African infrastructure on the broader African music scene. The conversation delves into the dangers of media manipulation, the impact of domestic violence allegations on industry figures like Uncle Vinny, and the strategic importance of connecting with powerful executives like Sylvia Rhone. As the episode progresses, the hosts critique the current state of Amapiano, arguing that the streaming economy is prioritizing quantity over artistic substance. They also explore the rise of AI-generated music, the necessity of cultural authenticity, and the importance of artist reinvention, while concluding with reflections on recent R&B releases and upcoming industry travels.

Tue, 7 Jul 2026 12:45:00 +0000