Artist Development: Building a Legacy Beyond the Stage with Adanna Asson

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A Talking Point: Conversations that Shape the Caribbean Narrative

Thomas.A Public Relations Ltd.

14 episodes

6 days ago

Culture meets commerce in this new podcast. Real voices from the Caribbean will inspire and educate us as we discuss the stories and strategies shaping the region's future. The diversity of our guests embodies the makeup of the Caribbean—taking us from the boardroom to the performing arts stage, where we'll learn directly from those making a difference in their walks of life. Together, we'll explore how the Caribbean is not just telling its own story but exporting its culture, creativity, and influence to the global stage, and showing the world what it truly means to be West Indian.

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Artist Development: Building a Legacy Beyond the Stage with Adanna Asson

A Talking Point: Conversations that Shape the Caribbean Narrative

43 minutes 5 seconds

2 months ago

Artist Development: Building a Legacy Beyond the Stage with Adanna Asson

In this conversation, Tracy Fowler and Adanna Asson delve into the intricacies of artist development within the Caribbean music industry. They explore the challenges artists face, including financial constraints and the need for a supportive team. Through the lens of her experience working with artistes such as Patrice Roberts, Farmer Nappy, Lady Lava and more, Adanna speaks to the importance of branding, narrative building, and monetization strategies beyond live performances. The discussion also highlights the significance of collaborations, global strategies, and the need to reduce the seasonality of Caribbean entertainment. Ultimately, the conversation serves as a guide for emerging artists to navigate their careers with intention and authenticity.Takeaways

Artist development is a comprehensive process that includes various elements like PR, branding, and training.
Financial constraints are a significant challenge for Caribbean artists, often limiting their growth.
Building a supportive team from your close circle can help artists grow without immediate financial burdens.
Authenticity in branding is crucial; artists should show up as their true selves.
Collaborations should be sincere and based on mutual benefit, not just popularity.
Artists need to be prepared for opportunities by staying ready and understanding their market.
Support from the community is essential for artists to feel confident in their creative expressions.
Artists should not be boxed into specific genres; they should be free to explore their creativity.
Understanding the role of a manager is vital for artists to choose the right support.
Emerging artists should focus on honing their skills and knowing their brand identity.

Credits: Hosted by Tracy FowlerProduced by Thomas.A Public Relations (@thomas.apr)Distributed by Barbados TODAY (@barbadostoday) / BT Lifestyle (@btlifestylebb)