Mr Williams you're a smart Man, you're opening Notnice business eyes... Brother move from your comfort zone Brother... A lot of opportunities in Africa musically.. Nigeria, Kenya, South Africa, Ghana, Sierra Leone etc
Notnice you wrong about that Africa part deh bredda... Reggae Dancehall in Africa is bigger than any part of the world ... WE BREATHE REGGAE DANCEHALL over here !
Mouta Massi mi have suss fi gi yu. Mi hear seh Beenie seh Krystal seh D-Angel seh Dancehall Queen Carlene did deh wid Bounty before bounty deh wid Milk😂😂😂😂😂🏃🏃🏃🏃
One of the biggest interview frm the year start an notnice talk straight facts and i love how him talk wi patuwa language weh the world love and nuh try to talk proper english an flop him self.. Well relax bro..
When you have something you don’t learn to appreciate it until you lose it Africans don’t have dancehall so they appreciate Jamaica’s created it so they are used to it so it’s not that relevant
@@brando_fr when he said, “young producer” he’s referring to himself! Please read with understanding and not to reply. Even his name “Lano Riddims” suggest that he is the “young producer”
Best interview ever 🙌 and I know the reason why we don't have more successful dancehall artist because them only compete for hot song to play in dancehall not competing for Grammy plus they don't educate them self on which part in the world they need to push the music because enough people in Africa to let you go gold or platinum but we don't push our songs in those places
Winford you are also to be blame,when the artist sing them fuckry songs you gave them a platform too,collaborative effort producers and every media house need to stop push fuckry
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The more mi watch di interview the more mi impressed... Winford a di man.... Notnice mi rate yuh to di fullest .... this deserve a part 2. Notnice great!!!!!!!!
Very insightful interview... Sum a dem nuh hav no honor, principle integrity or discipline. So let’s start there ! We have to do it different though or else the carpet will be completely ripped from under our feet.The mindset of watching everybody else business while theirs spoiling is some artistes problem. One last thing our identity crisis and the disowning of Africa is and will always be a stumbling block as it relates to moving to higher heights and reaching full potential.We have to unlearn the damaging narratives implanted in our brain as it relates to the Motherland and who we are ! It’s very deep but I’m hopeful🇯🇲🎶🇯🇲🎶❤️🎶🇯🇲❤️🙏🏾🙏🏾
dancehall is big in ghana, gambia, uganda, kenya... I have been to Uganda dancehall plays all the time. Konshens and demarco dem big over africa, vado dem
I like how Jamaica is finding their route back to Africa. Good interview. I want to see all the artist on one beat again it was more fun that way and parties were more enjoyable. Artists who do this will surely be surprised on the amount of revenue they will bring in.They can still work with their personal producers and release singles, but unity is never wrong. They don’t have to be friends, it’s just a beat.
Great interview this ., Am a Kenyan living in Nairobi and it's true reggae is the anthem here we have radio stations that play only reggae music nothing else
Winford is trying his best to get Notnice to see the point he's trying to make. There is opportunity in Africa, seize it before someone else does & its no longer available to you.
Amazing interview, my favourite one so far, Notnice big up, very humble and willing to learn. Winfred fi start get into artist management your wisdom is needed
Interesting interview and I like that Notnice recognized that he needs more knowledge on African market and yes I agree that artistes need to align selves with knowledgeable persons... Crawl before we walk we need to teach them ..discipline
Yes he needs to make that a big priority. Man like Winter James that mek Suh much reggae beats that rise man like Proto,Chronnix etc. This man is making history and I am yet to hear this genius share how words
Top 4 things that are holding back Reggae & Dancehall today : 1. Lack of awareness in the music business which allows for a wider and bigger vision by Artists & Producers 2. The corruption and incompetence at the radio and club DJ level in Dancehall and Reggae 3. Lack of competent and capable managers, publicists and/or booking agents & promoters, media outlets who have integrity 4. Respect between the younger and the older generations for what each one of them brings to the table
This is one of the best interview I have ever listen to, when it comes to Artist and producer, I really believe that all Artist and producers need to listen to this interview, nuff respect to Onstage and Justnice for this interview. Well said and done.
I live in Nairobi.What Winford is saying to NotNice is truth. Absolute truth. He was here in 2019 I believe. Streaming isnt big in Africa, but reggae and dancehall is being played in every business store in Nairobi and Kenya at large. Listen to him dear artists. You probably aren't getting what he is saying because you haven't experienced it. Much love! God bless!
Winford, I see that you are really passionate about the progress and growth of Reggae/dancehall.. .. our music needs organization and structure... too many people are selfish and the knowledge is not pass down.... we have to adjust to what is going on in the world like the hip hop, reggae-ton, and Afro beats etc.... we must act local and think global... or visa versa... it’s good we are having the conversation... now let’s put it to action.... space is there for all to succeed...we have the talent and the way is paved.... Irie AC
Good interview not nice Just facts alone my g Nuff a the young youths them nuh knw the real meaning a music I hope you'll see a lot more success in your projects this year
Very good reasoning, I love the contents of the lecture, teach them Notnice we need more like u to articulate to those youth out there good job. Blessing.🥶❄️🌅
Great interview...Notnice always represents and he VERY HUMBLE, KNOWLEDGEABLE AND A HARD WORKER.....Keep it up youth.....continue with the greatness....
@TheTrapperjaw You don’t have to piggyback someone else’s comment to make your point. I never said Jamaicans are not Africans. Jamaica is an internal point of reference.
Notnice needs to go and educate himself about Africa and it’s potential. He has a lot to learn but a good producer same way. Africa is a continent and not one country. I’m from the uk but was speechless when I visited few countries in Africa and see how the young People in those countries living. I was also in The Gambia the same time Jah Vinci visited the country for a stage show
I am a artist who stop sing for over ten years and I can’t stop listening to this program big up not nice ur a cool producer focus n keep put in good music out there well said I’ve learned a lot from you both.
Notnice a get it all wrong here in kenya🇰🇪we appreciate reggae/dancehall more than our own genre, we created our own sound from dancehall sounds me myself am a big fan of dancehall since a little pickney
Big up yuh self. Very well informed interview. Notnice is a real innovator who I as a aspiring producer myself respect his work him bring to do culture him n vybz poppy n dem whole ah dem. Very inspiring interview 💯💯💯. I like da Africa analogy u used to bring awareness to notnice to.
Pioneer and exploit the music in Africa. They give us high regards to begin with. Nice if we can find a few African artist to bus along the way. United we strong💪🏾
Really Great Interview, I learnt so much and confirmed what I already know. The music nuh nice nuh more. Each artiste are not going on the same riddim, because they have a big ego or dem inna beef wid another artiste. Really appreciate the interview.
Another Error in the Music is songs should be judged base up on likes and not views. Because i can view a song and still dont like it. A view doesnt mean a song is good.
@JUST TROLLING BY Yeah you right, And thats another error again, Because if you click like just because you like the artiste, he or she is your friend, it doesnt mean the song is good, thats why am shining a light on it. Viewing or liking doent mean a song is good, Its when people request songs how many times, or how many copies selling tells you how good is a song.
@@Jay-pr2zv Ok right i didnt know dat, am way behind time you see, you wah see a some deep part a country mi come from, mi not even got a knowlege about celphone or internet asyet...but mi kinda sense suppen wrong in our music. Seems like di Devil spread him bed in it.
ego a one of the biggest problem with some of the younger artist of today , and pertaining to what notice saying , producer of to find the right market for their product
Dancehall artists stagnant, busy singing foolishness and dissing each other. Missing out on the bigger picture.... we hear afrobeats a war over fuckery? Smh fans fi get di blame as well, i see vloggers instigating and celebrating dancehall artists “warring” that shit doesn’t sell 😑 make matters worst these “fans” that love war and clash don’t even spend money to buy music from their “favorite” artist. Man album drop an barely get any sales.
Well I've been to africa, gambia and Egypt to be exact it was lovely And until almost half of jamaica visit africa then they will all think deferent about africa
