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The Nairobi Producers Who Decided to Own the Sound
A new class of Kenyan beatmakers is trading session fees for publishing splits — and quietly rewriting the economics of East African music.
Music & Industry Writer · Nairobi
Covers the business of East African music, live events and rights.

A new class of Kenyan beatmakers is trading session fees for publishing splits — and quietly rewriting the economics of East African music.

Ticket sales are rising across the continent. The money trail is more complicated.