Gjb Localmaster

Which one of my old song would you want me to upload here on Facebook?
on the Picture here there is Dalisoul mwana wamu komboni Chimoto Localmaster and the Jerabo Dancers

From KANDOLO,BOTOLO YA MPHILI PILI,MALOTO,WAKUCHINDANI to MALILIME🙏🙏
Shout out to my newest followers! Excited to have you onboard! Essau Yese Banda, Essy Brown, Allen Imran, David Rainy, Fidel Chaliwanda Simpa-sir, Edmond Mtonga, Mathews Jossum Buwira, Scholes Nyirenda, Micheal Jay Jay, Wallusungu Mphatso Kallua, Nash Sark Nation, Suzen Banda, Emmanuel Kapembwa, Shadrick Kalenga, Lukas Machai, Kennedy Mulumbwa, Alick Banda, Onejeff Kudeman, Elvis GB ULaya-Worldwide, Isaac Exizi-tee Tembo, Albert Musonda, Precious Nakaundi, Nkumbu Simbowe, Phiri Misheck, Mohammed Coulubaly, Itx Talental Rimz, Annie Destiny Banda, Joe Dread Joe, Patrick Mbewe, Chipundu Gabbrwel, Sinda Mbewe, Wapapa Hamwanza, Enock Chisenga, Joseph Mpota, Mathias Banda, Steve Kamundonga, Zulu Chipata Kafunkha, Mathews Chongwe, Brian Muchaala, Shadreck Miti, Haggai HT, Lubinda Williams, Common Man, Hens Deezo, Booysen Mk, Isaiah Daka, Real Levy Nyirenda, Cosmas Mtonga, Mushota Mulinda, Emmanuel K Mulemena Ek

‎Kalata Kwa Upcomer.
‎Pamene ugona,Here is Why you should NOT give up

‎Abale and alongo, I know it’s heavy right now. But here’s the truth no one tells you early:
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‎Every artist you love almost quit too.
‎Burna,Yo maps, Macky2, Chef 187,Na ine wamene we all had 2-3 years of nobody listening. The only difference between us and people who quit? is that we stayed 1 year longer.
‎Your "overnight success" is 5 years in the making.
‎Nobody is coming to save you👊
‎Labels, bloggers, DJs... they only notice you when you’re already moving.
‎So keep dropping. Keep posting. Keep performing for 10 people. That’s how you build proof.
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‎The song that flops is teaching you.
‎Every bad song, every empty show, every ignored DM is data.
‎Song 1 was practice. Song 10 was okay. Song 25? That’s the one that blows.
‎If you quit at song 8, you’ll never meet song 25.
‎Your story is the music
‎People don’t just stream beats. They stream struggle → hope → win.
‎The days you feel like giving up now will be the lyrics people cry to later.
‎Don’t rob the world of that song.
‎"Consistency beats talent"
‎There are talented artists who gave up. There are average artists who didn’t quit and are now eating.
‎Show up > Be perfect.Post, record, perform, repeat.
‎Remember this:Quitting guarantees you fail. Staying gives you a chance.
‎The industry doesn’t need another artist who quit. It needs YOU who didn’t.
‎Gjb Localmaster
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good evening brothers and sisters in this group. a man in this photo is my brother. he has been missing for three weeks now.his name is Davy Zulu.if anyone happens to see him from somewhere, please call me on 0979544921.he resides within mumbwa in Munengo.
Fellow Ng'ombe residents Uyu simuntu wathu RANGO?
anyone within information plz call the number.

‎For Upcomer👇
‎How to create a strong foundation as an upcoming musician.
‎Think of it like building a house. Hits are the roof. But without foundation, the roof collapses.chofunika kwambiri ni ichi👇
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‎1. Foundation of SKILL
‎Master your craft first, Voice/instrument, songwriting, stage presence. Practice daily even with no audience.
‎Find your sound: Don’t copy. What makes YOU different? Zambia has dancehall, amapiano, hip hop, kalindula. What’s your twist?
‎Record consistently: Phone recordings are fine. 1 new song/demo per month keeps you sharp.
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‎2. Foundation of BRAND
‎- Know who you are: Name, look, story, message. "The broke but talented artist from kanyama" is a brand.
‎Pick 1-2 platforms: TikTok + Facebook OR IG + YouTube. Post 2-3x per week. Process videos, covers, freestyles, life.
‎Professional look: Free Canva cover art. Clear phone videos. Name on all songs. People take you serious when you look serious not uoneka j***y j***y 😂.
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‎3. Foundation of PEOPLE
‎-Build your 100 true fans: Reply to every comment/DM. They’ll buy tickets, share, stream later.
‎Network with other artists/producers: Collab. Trade verses. Share studios. You grow faster together.
‎Get around people who book shows: DJs, event organizers, promoters in chipata/Lusaka. Be at open mics, church events, school shows osakula mutu fast😂.
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‎4. Foundation of BUSINESS
‎Own your music: Record, save files, write lyrics down.
‎Learn 3 money streams early: Performances, streaming/YouTube, features/merch. Don’t wait to be "big".
‎Reinvest small money: K500 from a gig → K250 for better beat, K250 wagulako navovala vanzeru.
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‎5. Foundation of MINDSET
‎Consistency > Virality: 1 song every 2 months for 1 year beats 1 viral song and then silence.
‎No budget ≠ No movement: Use free tools. Document your journey. People love "from zero" stories.
‎Protect your peace: Ignore hate. Compare yourself to you last month, not to artists with labels
Gjb Localmaster
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‎Alola upcoming 👑
Kodi kupanga hit song kuli simple or difficult?
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‎Truth is: IT'S BOTH.
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‎Why Nichovuta 👇
‎1. The competition is crazy
‎ 100,000+ songs drop on Spotify/TikTok every day. To stand out, your song has to be 10x better or 10x different.
‎2. A hit = Talent + Timing + Luck komanso ulemu.
‎ You can write a perfect song, but if the vibe/trend isn’t right that month, people won’t catch it. Hits catch a moment.
‎3. You need more than music
‎ Beat alone won’t do it. You need content, promo, visuals, and people to keep playing it. That’s the hard part when you have no money/team.
‎4. People decide in 3 seconds
‎ If your intro/hook doesn’t grab them on TikTok/Reels, they skip. Making something that addictive is hard.
‎This is also the reason why I have decided to drop songs less than 3min in my next upcoming MALILIME ALBUM.
‎Why it CAN BE SIMPLE 👇
‎1. Simple = Repeatable
‎ Most hits have 3 things: Catchy hook, simple beat, relatable lyrics. Don’t overthink it. If people can sing it after 1 listen, you’re close.E.g ACHEMBERE By Dj Nduna ft ine pano 😂
‎2. The tools are free
‎ Phone + free beat + TikTok = You can reach millions without a label. 10 years ago that was impossible.we used to move up and down with CDs pa town center lol.
‎3. Authenticity wins
‎ You don’t need big words or perfect vocals. People connect to real stories. Sing about what everyone is feeling but can’t say A BOSS OCHEDWA KUFOLESA SATE IKAFIKA GALU IBALUME.
‎4. One song can change everything
‎ You don’t need 20 hits. You need 1 song that people can’t stop playing. Then the rest becomes easier Kandolo, igipito,KAPOLO SAKWIYA etc......
‎The Real Advice:
‎Make it SIMPLE to make, but DIFFICULT to ignore.
‎Focus on:
‎1.Hook first -make a sing along type of hook
‎2.Be consistent - 1 hit comes after 10 "okay" songs. Keep dropping
‎3. Push it like it’s your last
‎"A good song with no push = BURIED.
‎"chi nyimbo chaupuba with crazy push= HIT.
Gjb Localmaster
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