Dear Artists, Here's The Thing | SM REACTS (Nabila, Jovi, Locko, CySoul, Blaise B, Blanche Bailly)

Sa Majesté Music presents SM REACTS; we react to latest entertainment events in the Cameroon music industry.
Don’t forget to subscribe to our channel, comment and let us know how we are doing. 🇨🇲 🎤
SUBSCRIBE: @Sa Majesté Music: / sa majesté music
Reach out to Smarty
[phone]
[e-mail]

[@REGNRECORDS]

✅✅

[@jeffaluka2926]

Well done

[@jeffaluka2926]

It’s like you were in my mind, you just said what has been bordering me in this industry. Thumbs up bro

Thank you and Thanks for watching !!!

[@HELESMADEIT]

I am 1billion time d'accord

Thanks for watching !

[@ruthzerah5897]

I wish it was longer. And I hope they really see these things. Vent some more ❣️

Thanks for Watching !!!

[@ruthmbijigoh8338]

I like how you put your Bio out there very important

[@MrSmarty237]

Yeah, It was important to put a little context first 😁
Thanks for watching ☺️🙏🏽

[@edwinakame2044]

Another good episode. Our artistes need to work or collaborate more together with each other. I believe the fans will show more love if artistes show unity amongst artistes. They should also come closer to their fans and not be behaving like demi gods when the road is still very long. I believe by this the fans will raise them higher than where they presently are.

Facts !!!
Thanks for Watching !!

[@laurasambah6436]

Smarty you are good in what you do pa

[@MrSmarty237]

Thank you very much ☺️🙏🏽

[@remiiofficial110]

True talk

Thanks for watching !!!

[@tassangaline6399]

You have spoken well.
#Bodyofwork😃

Thanks for watching !!!

[@davemboe1213]

I think they feel comfortable where they are for the most part. Na Blaise B e own d hot me pass. Grand if u watch this video me n smarty d beg now na beg do sontin. We want to see you in the full splendour of your glory

Wahala ooh 🥺

[@ZeevalOfficial]

✊🏽🇨🇲❤️

Zeeee ❤️

[@spirit-t]

Bele no be store. Talk ya tin you bro . We have an industry to build.

Hahaha Where is the lie ?? Thanks for Watching !!!

[@kumi2373]

Good content. More can be done on the post production, specifically the audio. The room echo is really overwhelming. With a good software even keeping room treatment and professional audio equipment aside the reverb can be taken off in post production, well to an extent. Kudos 🙏🏼

Thanks for Watching and the feedback

[@StanisLeDragon]

Smart guy … makes sense
But…we go talk on phone 😅👌🏾 get ready

[@MrSmarty237]

I feel threatened 😂

[@g-manutd7200]

No lies detected

Thanks for tuning in ☺️

[@ngwafornoelle2447]

i was arguing with some people the other day that Cameroonian musicians are not giving us enough content to listen to. They dont put in enough work; respectfully. All of us have careers and we aspire to always deliver. If we are your audience/market, and if you want us to constantly listening to your music, please deliver. if you dont give us, how do you want us to take it .

It is the sad truth tho.

[@mokpethasots]

Articulate👌👌

Thanks for watching !!!

[@chichiladislav5314]

Smarty you should check out Magasco's repetoire. I dunno why you guys really choose to ignore. He has been the most consistent artists in the industry with back to back hits.
I just di observe as wona di tok.

It is true that with a however great repertoire, Magasco is generally snubbed in the industry. I wouldn't agree with the Hits part tho, but For sure he is consistent.

[@donpatdp7752]

U forgot Daphne..... where’s hers?🤪🤪🤪🤪 I no hear Askia e name 😌

[@MrSmarty237]

Dear, Daphne was dealing with Mental and Physical health challenges Abeg. As for Askia, no comment 😌

[@yazzkits1043]

Man, love you ,you are smart!. But let me disagree with you slightly here. I'ts absolutely True that the ultimate proof of an artistes Legacy is The Albums they have put together over time and the Quality of those Albums. But you have to look at it as well from a Business point of view. When making an album, you dedicate enormous time, effort, money to write, record, produce and promote the album, and like any other business, you are expecting profit. Now we are in a country where people generally just don't buy albums, What percentage of Cameroonians will stream your music on Spotify?, it's even only this year that Cameroonians where able to use Spotify legally. you can probably use Jovi as an exception but then Jovi's fan base is made up of a small group of die hard fans, and maybe it is because of the way he constantly Releases Ep's, Albums ,but first of all, Jovi is basically superman he writes, produces everything, so the cost of production is considerably reduced. secondly if you are a real Jovi Fan, you know Jovi really does not Promote his music, out of all the songs in His Album's and Ep's he intentionally promotes only a handful of them, whereas any artiste should logically try to maximize the profit and exposure that could come from any work they do. Jovi doesn't spend very much on promo(relative to the amount of he has out).Cameroonian artiste do not make a lot of money from music generally.

[@yazzkits1043]

So to an extent , i think putting out singles where they can afford to record, produce good quality music and SUFFICIENTLY promote(to an extremely diverse, difficult audience)and make net profit, is logical at the time being, As the industry grows and Fans get more susceptible to buying music and paying well for shows, then I'm sure there will be a lot of Album's.

Your comment was all over the place and you also did a good job at contradicting yourself. The same country that doesn't consume music is same country that buys Jovi's music. Same super power that Jovi has are same super power that his peers like Blaise B (whom i mentioned) and Salatiel have but again ... different results. So in as much as the consumer rate is low, the artists themselves are also lazy and that was the point of this video.

Thank you so much for watching, would love to see you and your interaction in subsequent episodes 😁

Thank you so much for watching, would love to see you and your interaction in subsequent episodes 😁