Heavy K is set to open the industry for upcoming artists by empowering them through an academy he’s about to start.
The singer lamented about how the SA male producers are being recognized more than the female producers in the industry.
In other to rectify this problem, he’s set to focus on upcoming female producers through his academy.
“Noddy quoted when I said,It saddens me the fact that there’s few female producers in SA & the few don’t get any recognition as us men to the point that music production feels like it was meant only for males, my academy will be focusing on empowering upcoming female producers…” Heavy tweeted.
We say kudos to K for being a solution giver.
Noddy quoted when I said,It saddens me the fact that there's few female producers in SA & the few don't get any recognition as us men to the point that music production feels like it was meant only for males, my academy will be focusing on empowering upcoming female producers…
— HEAVY-K (@HeavykDrumboss) March 21, 2019
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