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Why filmmakers can’t use Afrobeats songs, by Dammy Twitch

Why filmmakers can’t use Afrobeats songs, by Dammy Twitch
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Filmmaker Dammy Twitch explains that independent filmmakers struggle to license Afrobeats music because artists often lose ownership of their songs through restrictive publishing and distribution deals. These agreements make it difficult for filmmakers to negotiate directly with artists, even when they have personal relationships.

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This highlights the tension between the creative arts and the corporate music industry, illustrating how modern distribution models can hinder cultural collaboration.

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The article presents the perspective of a filmmaker regarding industry challenges without taking a side in the business model debate.

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