"I charge N1m to write a song now"-Harrysong
Harrysong who is signed to Kcee's 5star music and wrote Kcee's limpopo
told Punch that these days he charges as much as 1 million naira to
write a song..He also said he made over 50M from MTN callerback tunes
for his "Mandela song"
here is what he says
"Before now we charged between N100, 000 and N2000, 000 for a song.
Today I charge as much as 1million to write a song. Truth is, Nigerian
artistes have begun to appreciate songwriters. They pay me my money
and appreciate me. I have written a lot of songs but I don't talk
about them because Nigerian artistes don't like it when the
songwriters take credit for composing songs for them."
The proceeds from the caller- back tune is actually worth more than
N50m. Truth is, I was paid a lot of money; you know - when they say
money that can change someone's life. That's the value of what I
received .I can't reveal the exact amount because we work as a team.
So, all the money realised is shared among us. You just want to forget
all the years of suffering. It's not a mere hype because the money is
there. The song is everywhere. You go to South-Africa , the girls are
crazy about it."
told Punch that these days he charges as much as 1 million naira to
write a song..He also said he made over 50M from MTN callerback tunes
for his "Mandela song"
here is what he says
"Before now we charged between N100, 000 and N2000, 000 for a song.
Today I charge as much as 1million to write a song. Truth is, Nigerian
artistes have begun to appreciate songwriters. They pay me my money
and appreciate me. I have written a lot of songs but I don't talk
about them because Nigerian artistes don't like it when the
songwriters take credit for composing songs for them."
The proceeds from the caller- back tune is actually worth more than
N50m. Truth is, I was paid a lot of money; you know - when they say
money that can change someone's life. That's the value of what I
received .I can't reveal the exact amount because we work as a team.
So, all the money realised is shared among us. You just want to forget
all the years of suffering. It's not a mere hype because the money is
there. The song is everywhere. You go to South-Africa , the girls are
crazy about it."
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