I see all of these comments regarding the Chief Keef “NO SHOW” that happened at Plan B on March 31st in Charleston. Most of the comments make reference to “Janky Promoters”. Let me just say this, most of the people saying this have probably never booked a “national” artist in their life and they have no idea of the foolishness you have to deal with when it comes to some of these artists and their teams.
Saw this video posted today on Facebook, I think it was KillaSkip that originally posted it. Its an interesting conversation about whether staying independent is the way to go instead of shopping for a record deal, which many successful artists have been able to do in the past. So Artists, what do you think, with today’s access to the mainstream media via Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, websites, blogs, etc…. Do you really need a “Deal” in this day and age? Comment below and let us know what you think.
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10. The Party Culture Once upon a time, Charleston, SC was only popping on the weekends (barely). These days you can find a party on any side of town, any day of the week. Money Making Mondays, $2 Tuesdays, Wild Out Wednesdays… you get my drift
. 9. People Not Born here More and more people are migrating to Charleston, SC for different reasons. Maybe they are here for college, perhaps they are here to for better job opportunities, for example many of the people who work at Boeing. Either way , similar to residents of Atlanta, Charleston is becoming inundated with people from other places…which is a good thing.
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