We need more constructive discussions like this about our business and industry. Good stuff. Let's figure out how to fix our industry and raise the standards. 🇯🇲💪
This interview needs to be posted on all the dancehall pages on FB and all over social media...this is basically a raaaas back hand inna nuff a dem "artist" headback. REALITY CHECK...no more mediocre. Unu affi guh WUK, that is who we are as Jamaicans....who know bout hard work like wi...No more entitlement
This was one of the best podcasts that you guys have put out so far, no doubt. It provided a lot of insight about the music industry (especially as it relates to dancehall music) that the average person isn't aware of, which is highly beneficial to artists and music lovers alike. It was informative and hilarious at the same time (props to Nigel, his stories and comments had me weak). Ari and Naro, thanks as usual for putting out such high quality content.
These guys are the most informative duo or interviewee I have ever seen on a Jamaican platform. They say the game is not to be told but to be sold but I can see that these guys genuinely want to help the ignorant active members of this industry so they are forced to reveal all the jewels, mechanisms, fundamentals and the what to do in the industry.... They are experienced and learn the game from 1st world American industry standards and the best thing about it is that they are willing to share it. Two thumbs up to you guys, very educational and progressive...
Very good conversation. Artist, managers, producers and other industry players to consider. I have one major concern. While it is important to know and learn the intricacies of the industry as it is, we need to be mindful of tailoring our music exclusively to meet the demands of the American Music Market. The commercialised conveyor belt writing process of the USA does not inspire the kind of creativity and innovation that DanceHall is known for. We have enough people who are successful for just doing DanceHall to know that we don't have to tailor our music for them. We need to create an industry in Jamaica & the Caribbean strong enough to make its own mark on its own merit. The discussion about a "Jamaican Spoitify" may sound ridiculous. But it's not if we are thinking about being CREATORS in an industry. Spotify is not the only streaming services. There are others and they all compete for dominance. What they have in common is where they are based and whose overall economy they contribute to. Part of The reason why the US dominates the market standards is because the control the technology, the platforms and the institutions through which our music is heard. My overall point being... yes... overstanding where we are, we have to navigate the terrain as is. But ultimately, we have to think more creatively about building and industry on our own standards that allows our artist to be successful in it - and then compels the world to engage with us on that standard.
greatest nightly fix unnu ever record. Ah dem sumn ya unnu fi talk bout caa mi see nightly fix as a higher quality show, not just another ER or Onstage weh talk bere gossip
As someone who worked in radio sales in another jurisdiction back in the early 2000’s I agree with the basic premise that Jeremy outlined with the purpose of radio with one caveat, the consumers of radio come there not primarily for the advertising but for the programming. During peak sales periods at major radio stations all over the world sales managers and programming directors have all out brawls over the limited airtime. Sales departments would like to sell more ads and programming directors want more music. It’s a delicate balance that must be managed carefully.
This is why the Japanese they are doing so good because they have merchandice The are not only sound selectors they actually have merchandice to go with dear product And I'm talking about Mighty Crown you see the amount of people that follow them but they have a lot of merchandice so you guys are definitely On the money
Da Royal General she needs to relax. I watch here hot 97 interview and I saw how Ebro and rosenburg was mocking her lowkey 😂. She needs to humble and start making sensible music.
Asus Warriors when him did do an er interview and say Sean Paul nuh good only hun skin colour make him reach weh him reach and him a say a his time now
Great information dropping from these titans in the game. Hope artists are taking notes, do the homework, research, read, understand the music business and industry. Be intelligent about making this music, making these coins.
I remember the first time I heard I and I said to myself Apple doesn't fall far from the tree when I heard Paradise plum I knew she was a special artist
There is a thing the music industry artists need to learn and that thing is recoupable expenses which means everything the management team pays for it including clothing phone bill food and when you the check you will end up like young New Edition you will left with a $1.87 check
This is why no matter how they try dis Alkaline he has devoted fans that not only bring streaming numbers but go to his shows that he makes direct money from... Also when Alka releases a hit song then wait months for the video is just genius the way he gets more downloads... It shows how many of the old school artist just don't get it he does not need to be in the streets and he did not need the local radio plays and djs when he first buss he had devoted fans in other countries that spent and spend money on him.
That's why Magnum kings and queen is important campaigning is important Magnum kings and queen teach you how champion Maybe I'm repeating myself but it's true
Just this interview and the wealth of information garnered just by watch mi feel like mi wah be an artist or a manager. Nigel staff is a nerd man do the math equation fass yuh fuck 😂
To nightly fix I would like for you Guys to do something for me can you guys stop puttin clips of the whole entire episode because I watch 47 minutes of this same episode then I gotta watch this 2 hour and 15 minute whole episode again and that 47 minute is within that 2 hours and 15 minutes so if you guys could just wait and put it out one time At least I can sit and watch it 1 time Good job Though
Look at Vince McMahon before wrestling became what it was his father was running it only it was just in North America and certain US territories Vince McMahon took it over and it became Global Giant
If so be the case why don't we have a dancehall parade like Soca genre have Carnival and why not have a dancehall Museum take America for example they have a rock and roll Museum and you're telling me we can't have dancehall Museum
Big up Naro and Ari, now all I heard is function, function, function, problem, problem and problem with no "solution". If you coming to me with a problem you better come with a solution. All these two guys do for 2 hours and 15 minutes was criticizing artist with no f#cking solution. If I need to put a live band together I would call Nigel Staff, but all the other things he and Jeremy talking about is bullshit. I can't even say it was constructive criticism, 90% bullshit. constructive criticism is the process of offering VALID and well reasoned opinions about the works of others. I didn't hear or see it here. Who want to vex vex.
New Edition bubblegum pop love songs are The Boys to Men new edition transition or even better Bobby Brown you're trying to figure it out you don't know that's frustrating
Onspot Entertainment and this is why we are having a problem as a nation and as a ppl the interview is very informative an insightful but as yuh seh who have time fi watch diss ohh well mi just chat too much
then it's not for you fam...look at it this way: the average person would never invest a miilion dollars into a microphone but if it is your passion and how you self actualize then the sacrifice is easier
Elephant Man did a Dancehall spin on do the Rumba I don't think Elephant Man give her any credit but it's a good song karma is a female dog Elephant Man is it one of my favorite artists but the truth is the truth
Then what's on sale artists for example in my opinion that song is garbage but people love it I don't know why but they love it if I was would not have produced him and that song I will go home and come back better the next time
Just like in professional wrestling they create characters you will have jobbers the faces the villains that's all they're doing their creating characters they make you believe the stories and the characters
Jamaican musical standards are dropping anybody anybody can become an artist the man who sweeping the street can become an artist and he's not necessarily good even with hip hop same thing
Some of these artist of this mentality I am on top of the world and I'm better than you mentality when is the fans and by extension supporters made you who you are today
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can always count pon nightly fix interviews fi give you insight pon the music industry
I enjoyed this interview so much, I had to watch it twice. Big eye opener, for real!
We need more constructive discussions like this about our business and industry. Good stuff. Let's figure out how to fix our industry and raise the standards. 🇯🇲💪
Agree
So informative and shady at the same time I enjoyed every second.
Jah no me cudda watch dis alll day wid a glas a lemonade
This interview needs to be posted on all the dancehall pages on FB and all over social media...this is basically a raaaas back hand inna nuff a dem "artist" headback. REALITY CHECK...no more mediocre. Unu affi guh WUK, that is who we are as Jamaicans....who know bout hard work like wi...No more entitlement
Best nightly fix interview
Very informative, we need more episodes like this, learnt a lot.
Best comment tis yo eva mek inna yo lyfe...I agree.
90s DancehallKid poor you 🤦🏾♂️.
@marrow When ja radio doing a next video?
Love Tam why are you asking me??? 🤣🤣🤣🤣
@@marromorrison i thought you was one of their patreon.
This was one of the best podcasts that you guys have put out so far, no doubt. It provided a lot of insight about the music industry (especially as it relates to dancehall music) that the average person isn't aware of, which is highly beneficial to artists and music lovers alike. It was informative and hilarious at the same time (props to Nigel, his stories and comments had me weak). Ari and Naro, thanks as usual for putting out such high quality content.
These guys are the most informative duo or interviewee I have ever seen on a Jamaican platform. They say the game is not to be told but to be sold but I can see that these guys genuinely want to help the ignorant active members of this industry so they are forced to reveal all the jewels, mechanisms, fundamentals and the what to do in the industry.... They are experienced and learn the game from 1st world American industry standards and the best thing about it is that they are willing to share it. Two thumbs up to you guys, very educational and progressive...
The Fix get massive ratings 💯 for this, the information, the stories the vibe everything.. sending this to people to watch.
this was worth it all the way.
ok, this interview was freakin awesome, soo much knowledge, every single Jamaican artist, old, new and aspiring should watch this and then study it.
Naro and arie love and respect u guys love d show love d knowledge fom Jermaine and staff big up drummer ruff it up ruff cut bands
Very good conversation. Artist, managers, producers and other industry players to consider.
I have one major concern. While it is important to know and learn the intricacies of the industry as it is, we need to be mindful of tailoring our music exclusively to meet the demands of the American Music Market.
The commercialised conveyor belt writing process of the USA does not inspire the kind of creativity and innovation that DanceHall is known for. We have enough people who are successful for just doing DanceHall to know that we don't have to tailor our music for them. We need to create an industry in Jamaica & the Caribbean strong enough to make its own mark on its own merit.
The discussion about a "Jamaican Spoitify" may sound ridiculous. But it's not if we are thinking about being CREATORS in an industry. Spotify is not the only streaming services. There are others and they all compete for dominance. What they have in common is where they are based and whose overall economy they contribute to. Part of The reason why the US dominates the market standards is because the control the technology, the platforms and the institutions through which our music is heard.
My overall point being... yes... overstanding where we are, we have to navigate the terrain as is. But ultimately, we have to think more creatively about building and industry on our own standards that allows our artist to be successful in it - and then compels the world to engage with us on that standard.
I fuck with this...
greatest nightly fix unnu ever record. Ah dem sumn ya unnu fi talk bout caa mi see nightly fix as a higher quality show, not just another ER or Onstage weh talk bere gossip
Best nightly fix episode so far for me. A wealth of useful information. Mad Ting.
Nightly fix is life a mean I watch very episode like everyone me know me a them biggest fan without a doubt!
Knowledge is power .. I enjoyed this interview thoroughly
look forward to you guys programs keeps the coming up up
Very Insightful, really wish this was what interviews was about now these days.
Better title necessary... like How Radio Functions. This video go hard to reference with the current title
StreetKicksExclusive yeah I agree...most won't watch
Totally agree
very very enlightening so much to learn about the music industry very informative
Yow mi love this to the max nightly FIX the thing shot... love the breakdown love the questions jus love the info
As someone who worked in radio sales in another jurisdiction back in the early 2000’s I agree with the basic premise that Jeremy outlined with the purpose of radio with one caveat, the consumers of radio come there not primarily for the advertising but for the programming. During peak sales periods at major radio stations all over the world sales managers and programming directors have all out brawls over the limited airtime. Sales departments would like to sell more ads and programming directors want more music. It’s a delicate balance that must be managed carefully.
Very Informative.... Love it... i learnt alot!
Been waiting for the full podcast #gracias
Great platform 👊🏿
good vybz no time wasted
Big up today program Nightly Fix
NARO did tempted fi seh Drake ah use Popcaan fi di JA vibe. Lol
This is why the Japanese they are doing so good because they have merchandice The are not only sound selectors they actually have merchandice to go with dear product And I'm talking about Mighty Crown you see the amount of people that follow them but they have a lot of merchandice so you guys are definitely On the money
TRUE! I had 2 of their sneaker collaborations.
Gems central very good entertainment class one of ur best podcast to date
They shaded the shit outta uptop boss and spice 😂 😂 😂 😂. She deserved it though, bout she bumped off bob Marley, NEWSFLASH, IT DOES NOT MATTER 🤣😂😂🤣.
Da Royal General she needs to relax. I watch here hot 97 interview and I saw how Ebro and rosenburg was mocking her lowkey 😂. She needs to humble and start making sensible music.
@Da Royal General true, she still feel insecure no matter what
What was the shade on Teejay?
Asus Warriors when him did do an er interview and say Sean Paul nuh good only hun skin colour make him reach weh him reach and him a say a his time now
I was so excited when I heard the song in Step It Up I know I saw the video I was so proud to be a Jamaican dying with laughter
Mi literally just watch thw whole a dis.. Me cya get fi meet dem bredda yah?
Great information dropping from these titans in the game. Hope artists are taking notes, do the homework, research, read, understand the music business and industry. Be intelligent about making this music, making these coins.
Jeremy Harding 👏
Finally!!!!!!!!!🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Shem TECH brah mi glad yu watch it
Loving this
Great interview #informative
Unnu shady!!! Shady baaadd!! Lol! Great interview tho. Very informative! Love it!!
We're not having stage shows in Jamaica anymore thank good for reggae sumfest and Rebel salute
I remember where I was when gimme the light came out I was friend house
Great show ...Biz
Great info
we cant access spotify and tidal in jamaica without a us address
Funny and great interview...
so true
I remember the first time I heard I and I said to myself Apple doesn't fall far from the tree when I heard Paradise plum I knew she was a special artist
That's shenseea has an advantage because she was a promo girl before she was an artist and that's why she is my queen of Dancehall
real talk
There is a thing the music industry artists need to learn and that thing is recoupable expenses which means everything the management team pays for it including clothing phone bill food and when you the check you will end up like young New Edition you will left with a $1.87 check
Jeremy Harding Nigella stuff wow
Up!!!!!!!!!!
This is why no matter how they try dis Alkaline he has devoted fans that not only bring streaming numbers but go to his shows that he makes direct money from... Also when Alka releases a hit song then wait months for the video is just genius the way he gets more downloads... It shows how many of the old school artist just don't get it he does not need to be in the streets and he did not need the local radio plays and djs when he first buss he had devoted fans in other countries that spent and spend money on him.
Up ☝
So Saucy song Good
That's why Magnum kings and queen is important campaigning is important Magnum kings and queen teach you how champion Maybe I'm repeating myself but it's true
Don’t forget lady saw I got your man because that track was a anthem for all races of women in a America a swear
I hope I win an American music award
And don’t forget mavado I’m so special and Delilah
Shenseea and her team are doing that
This so-called dancehall artist sound like trap artists nowadays
No wonder why kartel, is the best
Taking shots at Beenie Man p o n mi internet
So like a nice life I wish I was there FIFA. One of my favorite games which I'm the king of by the way
Just this interview and the wealth of information garnered just by watch mi feel like mi wah be an artist or a manager. Nigel staff is a nerd man do the math equation fass yuh fuck 😂
To nightly fix I would like for you Guys to do something for me can you guys stop puttin clips of the whole entire episode because I watch 47 minutes of this same episode then I gotta watch this 2 hour and 15 minute whole episode again and that 47 minute is within that 2 hours and 15 minutes so if you guys could just wait and put it out one time At least I can sit and watch it 1 time Good job Though
I wonder if the smurf artist them a watch this...
I disagree album is more intimate TH-cam can fail at any time a other platforms can fail at any time that's why it's important to make an album
Look at Vince McMahon before wrestling became what it was his father was running it only it was just in North America and certain US territories Vince McMahon took it over and it became Global Giant
If so be the case why don't we have a dancehall parade like Soca genre have Carnival and why not have a dancehall Museum take America for example they have a rock and roll Museum and you're telling me we can't have dancehall Museum
Big up Naro and Ari, now all I heard is function, function, function, problem, problem and problem with no "solution". If you coming to me with a problem you better come with a solution. All these two guys do for 2 hours and 15 minutes was criticizing artist with no f#cking solution. If I need to put a live band together I would call Nigel Staff, but all the other things he and Jeremy talking about is bullshit. I can't even say it was constructive criticism, 90% bullshit. constructive criticism is the process of offering VALID and well reasoned opinions about the works of others. I didn't hear or see it here. Who want to vex vex.
There's always that one hater 🙄
Sting died like Sunsplash
New Edition bubblegum pop love songs are The Boys to Men new edition transition or even better Bobby Brown you're trying to figure it out you don't know that's frustrating
Who the hell have over 2hrs to watch these things, me hard working no have time for this I stop at 8min and that was enough
Onspot Entertainment and this is why we are having a problem as a nation and as a ppl the interview is very informative an insightful but as yuh seh who have time fi watch diss ohh well mi just chat too much
@@wickedmanbrrrp i watch all the full interview videos when dem by themselves dem chat too much fart
I just usually listen while doing other things
then it's not for you fam...look at it this way: the average person would never invest a miilion dollars into a microphone but if it is your passion and how you self actualize then the sacrifice is easier
Well gwaan a yuh bed den
Why why why
Elephant Man did a Dancehall spin on do the Rumba I don't think Elephant Man give her any credit but it's a good song karma is a female dog Elephant Man is it one of my favorite artists but the truth is the truth
Then what's on sale artists for example in my opinion that song is garbage but people love it I don't know why but they love it if I was would not have produced him and that song I will go home and come back better the next time
Just like in professional wrestling they create characters you will have jobbers the faces the villains that's all they're doing their creating characters they make you believe the stories and the characters
And there's another wrestling term kayfabe parts of the Persona or this storyline as genuine
Jamaican musical standards are dropping anybody anybody can become an artist the man who sweeping the street can become an artist and he's not necessarily good even with hip hop same thing
Sisqo Thong Song thong thong thong thong look into my eyes so devilish
Some of these artist of this mentality I am on top of the world and I'm better than you mentality when is the fans and by extension supporters made you who you are today
1st and unu videos too long tpc who sit and watch all??
Livingston Thomas its very informative nah lie
A lot of people actually lol
You have a short attention span?
You gotta be of the biz and interested in Music
Well put together. Can sit and listen all day...