Music Tech Investor Perspectives During The Pandemic And Recession: Arabian Prince Of N.W.A.

Music Tech Investor Perspectives During The Pandemic And Recession: Arabian Prince Of N.W.A.

Arabian Prince of N.W.A.



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While the pandemic and recession continue to provide challenges for many entrepreneurs and investors, others view the landscape as an opportunity to further disrupt outdated models and underserved communities.



Some of the most successful entrepreneurs and investors create solutions for problems they have experienced first-hand. This is especially true with industries like music, where the areas of rights and revenues are riddled with complexities, inefficiencies and outdated standards. Market familiarity can also expedite traction around strategic partners, resources and even user adoption from fans when leveraging a person's brand and influence.



Arabian Prince has been a well-known name in music for more than four decades and is now receiving recognition for his work as an entrepreneur and investor in entertainment. After co-founding the landmark rap group N.W.A. in 1986, whose music inspired a generation to speak up about social justice for People of Color, Prince continued to write and release music, in addition to producing hits like the Grammy-nominated and gold-certified "Supersonic" by J.J. Fad. In recent years, however, Prince's focus has shifted to developing a legacy around empowering students and young entrepreneurs, aimed at using business education to help keep