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Every Artist Deserves Supportive Team – Says Ckay

Every Artist Deserves Supportive Team – Says Ckay

Music artist Chukwuka “CKay” Ekweani, along with his childhood friend Joseph Salubi, has officially launched Boyfriend Music Ltd, a new music management and publishing company based in Lagos, Nigeria. The company also established an American subsidiary, Boyfrnd Music LLC, to provide global support to artists, songwriters, and producers.

The founders emphasize that Boyfriend Music Ltd is dedicated to helping artists, songwriters, and producers secure their rightful royalties while offering A&R services to enhance their creative potential.

“We are committed to creating a strong and transparent environment where artists, songwriters, and producers can focus on their creativity, while we manage the complexities of management and music publishing. Every genuine artist deserves a team that supports their vision without exploitation,” says CEO Chukwuka “CKay” Ekweani.

“Our shared history and love for music have inspired us to create a company that truly supports artists, songwriters, and producers at every stage of their careers,” added Joseph Salubi, Managing Director of Boyfriend Music Ltd.

At Boyfriend Music Ltd, we believe in empowering creators by ensuring they receive the royalties they deserve and providing the resources and guidance necessary to flourish creatively.

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