The industry has seen a boom in the rise of influencers so much, that corporate Namibia now consciously makes it a point to fuse influencers into their marketing and branding strategies. Breathing life into the industry and creating a new source of income for creative entertainers.
In last week’s #IndustryLoop podcast, we had D-Naff, who was brave enough to own his truth.
I’ve always believed that art (music, theatre, visuals... etc.) should be a reflection of what is happening in society. It should clearly demonstrate the reality on the ground. But at the same time, art should also serve as a form of escape. It’s a bit of an oxymoron but hear me out.
Not so long ago we featured Clerence Eiseb AKA CJ, a seasoned radio personality, on the podcast version of this column about the need for radio presenters to brand themselves.
For years, I have been criticising Multichoice Namibia for not doing enough for the Namibia film industry.
Recently I had the opportunity to sit down with the Godfather of Namibian Hip Hop, Jericho, in a podcast. I asked Jericho what he needed to fill a stadium. Jericho narrated that he needs a team and corporate Namibia to back him with at least a “million dollars”.
Remember what I said last week? In the famous words of, well, literally everyone, there is my truth, your truth and the actual truth.
IN THE famous words of well, literally everyone...there is my truth, your truth and the actual truth.
A few weeks ago, we embarked on a mission to visualiSe #IndustryLoop with a podcast. #IndustryLoop is a column that I have authored since 2014.
If there is one thing I know about Top Cheri, with every interview, she always makes reference to her hometown, Walvis Bay.