Some artist managers are just personal assistants - Gyakie's Electro Mirror
Electro Mirror, the manager of rising music star Gyakie, has shared insights into his unique approach to artist management, emphasizing the importance of education and transparency in the music business.
Unlike many managers who act more like personal assistants to their artists, Electro Mirror focuses on teaching Gyakie the intricacies of the industry to empower her for long-term success.
In a candid statement, Electro Mirror explained, “Many managers act more like personal assistants to their artists. I focus on teaching Gyakie all about the music business; transparency is key. The artist has to listen. God bless ears, if an artist doesn’t listen, your work is zero. You become a personal assistant instead of a manager. Some artists don’t need a manager; they need a PA to run errands because they think they know everything.”
He added, “I tell artists to have an idea of the music business. I teach Gyakie everything—every penny, everything. She knows transparency is the key to it all.”
Electro Mirror’s approach highlights the importance of educating artists about the financial and operational aspects of their careers. By ensuring that Gyakie understands the business side of the industry, he aims to foster a more collaborative and transparent working relationship.
This philosophy not only helps Gyakie make informed decisions but also builds a foundation of trust and mutual respect. As Gyakie’s career continues to soar, Electro Mirror’s management style serves as a model for others in the industry, emphasizing the value of knowledge and transparency in achieving sustained success.
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