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Free advice to upcoming artistes by cord Emmanuel carter

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GET IT : when you are signed to a local label, it's not wrong, they help you see what you can't, they build you, they enhance your ability to deliver the best, they sacrifice their time to your own growth, but because they don't give you material things and money to record makes you think they are worthless. Everything has its own advantage, I see people fail because they feel too big to learn. You fill your music is dope then you don't need any of that, you and your music will get stalled when it doesn't get to the right audience. your label boss knows more than you with better connections. Appreciate it. 
#peace
#pens_down

By cord Emmanuel Carter

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