Has the Nigerian music industry gone to sleep after Detty December?

Has the Nigerian music industry gone to sleep after Detty December?

[html]To everything, there is a season, and a time to every purpose under the heavens [Ecclesiastes 3;1]. The music industry is no different and in times like this, it may be fair to say it has been set on hibernation.
   
   
   
       
       
           
               
                   

To everything, there is a season, and a time to every purpose under the heavens [Ecclesiastes 3;1]. The music industry is no different and in times like this, it may be fair to say it has been set on hibernation.

               
           
               
                   

It is the start of the year and despite the release of a couple of albums, some argue that the Nigerian music industry appears to be on break.

               
           
               
                   

In line with the model adopted by major labels and artists, the fourth quarter of the year is the harvest period for musicians, hence it was no surprise to witness the flurry of activities, releases and concerts that hit the music space almost on a daily basis in the last quarter of 2018.

               
           
               
                   

The yuletide period presents one of the busiest in the life of the entertainment scene which translates to more shows and increased visibility especially if you are among the fortunate few classified as an A-list artist or you are able to score a hit record in the year under consideration.

               
           
               
                   

And that is why the likes of Teni, Zlatan and Victor AD were some of the most featured names on concert bills during the period.

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