Richie Mensah, a Ghanaian record producer and Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of Lynx Group has proposed advice to his fellow performers in a recent interview on Daybreak Hitz with DJ Slim.
On the show, Richie Mensah advocated for hard work over complaints, urging artists to take control of their careers and financial futures.
He went hard to note that creatives should take charge of their careers rather than repose their hope in the government.
He said, "Stop looking for help from the government. Do it yourself! When we entertainers start doing things properly, stop swerving taxes, and begin generating substantial income, the government will have no choice but to take notice. We need to stop thinking we're special and that we need to be chosen."
The record producer highlighted this message when his company launched a new music distribution platform, a move aimed at empowering artists.
He explained, "We've semi-launched a music distribution platform to empower people to be creatives."
This initiative directly addresses the challenges many artists face in navigating the complexities of the music industry. This platform promises to simplify the process and maximize opportunities for Ghanaian musicians. The email address for this platform is Email distribution@lynxfamily.com.
Mensah’s bold statement is a call for a shift in mindset within the Ghanaian entertainment industry, promoting self-sufficiency and proactive entrepreneurship over-dependence on external support.
Meanwhile: Richie Mensah, the CEO of Lynx Entertainment, has confirmed that popular Ghanaian artist Kuami Eugene is no longer signed to the label.
During an interview with DJ Slim on Daybreak Hitz, Richie addressed a question about Kuami Eugene’s status with Lynx. When asked if the artist was no longer with the label, he responded, "Yes, that's public knowledge."
This statement officially confirms that after an eight-year partnership, Kuami Eugene has parted ways with Lynx Entertainment. Read more.....
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