Ayeyeh Productions

04/03/2025

Your voice is a gift that keeps on giving.May this year bring you closer to all your dreams and aspirations.
Wishing you a birthday filled with as much joy as you bring to us🎶

Happy birthday to you Makhowa🔥🕯❤️🎙🇿🇦

04/03/2025

Happy Birthday Makhowa!

Ofentse Moeketsi 🎙🇿🇦🔥

Ofentse yet back with another single titled "BIRI" since 2023. Featuring the likes of Zoli white Smoke, on the production Kamza SA, Ltd Muzika & King Salah,...

19/02/2025

The issue of artists and composers not receiving fair compensation for their work is a global problem, and South Africa is no exception. Many musicians rely heavily on royalties, but due to systemic issues, piracy, and unfair distribution models, they often struggle to earn a sustainable income. Here are some potential solutions to address this problem in the South African music industry:

1. Strengthen Copyright Laws and Enforcement
- Update Legislation:
Advocate for stronger copyright laws that protect artists' intellectual property and ensure fair compensation.
Combat Piracy:
Implement stricter measures to combat online piracy and illegal downloads, which deprive artists of revenue.
Royalty Collection Efficiency:Improve the efficiency and transparency of royalty collection societies like SAMRO (Southern African Music Rights Organisation) to ensure timely and accurate payments.

2. Educate Artists on Royalties and Rights
- Workshops and Training:Provide workshops to educate artists about their rights, how royalties work, and how to register their works with royalty collection organizations.
- Legal Support:Offer affordable legal support to help artists negotiate fair contracts with record labels, streaming platforms, and distributors.

3. Promote Fair Streaming Models
- Advocate for Fair Pay:Lobby streaming platforms to adopt fairer royalty distribution models that prioritize artists over corporate profits.
- Local Streaming Platforms:Encourage the development of South African-owned streaming platforms that prioritize local artists and offer better revenue shares.

4. Direct Support from Fans
- Crowdfunding:Encourage fans to support artists directly through platforms like Patreon, GoFundMe, or local alternatives.
- Merchandise and Live Shows: Artists can diversify their income by selling merchandise and focusing on live performances, which often generate more revenue than streaming.

5. Government and Private Sector Support
- Grants and Funding:Advocate for government grants and private sector funding to support independent artists and composers.
- Tax Incentives:Provide tax incentives for companies that invest in the local music industry or sponsor artists.

6. Collaborative Efforts
- Artist Unions:Form or strengthen unions and collectives to give artists a stronger voice in negotiations with industry stakeholders.
- Industry Partnerships:Collaborate with brands, NGOs, and cultural organizations to create opportunities for artists to monetize their work.

7. Raise Awareness
- Public Campaigns:Launch campaigns to raise awareness about the importance of supporting local artists and the impact of piracy.
- Media Involvement:Engage media outlets to highlight the struggles of artists and promote their work.

8. Technology and Innovation
- Blockchain for Royalties: Explore blockchain technology to create transparent and automated royalty distribution systems.
- Digital Tools:Provide artists with affordable digital tools to distribute their music independently and track their earnings.

9. Community Support
- Local Platforms:Encourage communities to support local artists by attending concerts, buying albums, and sharing their work on social media.
- Cultural Events: Promote cultural events that showcase South African music and provide platforms for artists to earn income.

10. Long-Term Advocacy
- Policy Change: Advocate for long-term policy changes that prioritize the rights and financial well-being of artists.
- Industry Reform: Push for systemic reforms in the music industry to ensure a more equitable distribution of revenue.

19/01/2025

05/01/2025

Lekompo Female Artist From Moletjie 🔥

https://youtu.be/CaOWG1Qdzdc?si=X-QE_OBZ18NMxFmN

Ofentse Moeketsi 🎙

23/12/2024

Congratulations Makhadzi 👑,You have done it 🔥❤️

24/10/2024

Let's meet at mokopane hotel this Saturday makhowa❤️🙏🔥🔥🔥
Nka leboga support ya lena😇

19/10/2024

Sxlo Raeda at Pheli FM with Puleng Maake 📻

https://youtu.be/zEcECZbS9DU?si=KBPGgsMu3s3Ud-EN

15/10/2024

Lekompo Family let's stand up for Vocalist Ofentse Official 🎙

Moletjie, Polokwane,Limpopo,South Africa Stand Up For Your Very Own❤️🔥🇿🇦

Vocalist Ofentse is the Young Female Upcoming artist from dusty streets of Moletjie,Polokwane,Limpopo.

Check out her latest released song https://youtu.be/_6_SIdTFi9E?si=mKaRCQbvYyBsKkTb featuring Zolie White Smoke,Kamza SA,Ltd Muzika & King Salah)

Limpopo Music Awards - LIMA-Rt