Kenya entertainment industry has experienced unprecedented growth with more people joining the industry in different capacities – from actors, musicians and many more who work behind the scene to provide equipments, servicing and venue for the events. This growth is largely a result of the liberalized media industry especially the radio and television and the ability of reaching a large audience via websites like Youtube, Facebook and twitter.
Today, Kenyans have a large pool of talent in the arena of music production, Disc Jockey and musicians who began their careers in there parents houses and have moved on to become CEO’s of their own media houses. Of course, there are those who still struggle, all said and done, the society is rewarding talent – jobs in media, product endorsement and loyalties collected by the Kenya Music Copyright Society.
We need to nurture this talent to be competitive in the international stage, and protect the actors in the industry from exploitation from promoters, labels and the pandemic of copyright violation. There is no better way of doing the above than through proper training. In Kenya , we now have music schools, DJ academies and music and video production labels that can cater for your needs as an aspiring artists.
Kamata music school is one such a place you can received an all rounded training; from vocals, guitar and piano playing tips and lessons, salsa dance, disc jockey and music and video production. Kamata entertainment located at Moi Avenue, and open until 8 pm offers flexible hours and rat`q fnp new students. The atmosphere is cordial yet professional. Kamata entertainment helps you realize your creative goals by providing professional services that reflect the evolving needs, practices and technology of the audio industry today.
If you are an aspiring Kenyan artist check their video and music production website and get to meet great people, affordable rates and convenient location.
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