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London Calling Podcast Yana Bolder
Chances are, you are already ruining your potential to succeed in the music industry because you believe in one or more music career myths. How do I know? I am sent e-mail messages on a constant basis by tons of musicians (all seeking the answers to the WRONG questions). These are questions that may seem like good questions on the top level, but are really highly damaging questions that take […]
The new year, 2026, is the year of the new look, and to start off with we are putting glass in the window frames. We had most of the glass cut last week and now it is time to change the way the building looks by putting them in. This new stage is one of the things which will upgrade both the appearance and the usefulness of the building. The […]
Businesses are soon wrapping up for the year and going on their Christmas holidays, so first off Merry Christmas to all! Up here in Ikelenge, the “Christmas flower” also know as the “Doctor’s Joy” but properly named the Flame Lilly, is in full bloom bringing a dashes of red in what resembles small flames to the sides of the roads, ant hills and fields. Along with it, though not as […]
Today was another milestone in the building of the recording studio and Chejeji FM’s first home; it was time to pour the concrete floor. We are over a month behind our desired schedule due to the lack of cement in Ikelenge! We were wondering if it was an issue with the road as that is getting steadily worse due to the rains, but the cement sellers here in Ikelenge have […]
What a change!!! Walking into the building now things are really different as all the interior walls are plastered, and most of the rooms are ready for the concrete floor. We are thankful to the Lord that things are slowly taking shape even with shortages of cement and building materials in Ikelenge plus adverse weather. The first day of plastering outside, Ikelenge received our first hail storm of the year […]
Although most don’t know about copy rights for music, it does exist here in Zambia. ZAMCOPS (standing for Zambian Music Copyright Protection Society) had its roots back in the 1987 and was officially formed in 1994 with the purpose of representing composers, authors, and publishers of music in Zambia. Throughout the world, those playing music from any artist (whose work is not registered as royalty free) in a public place […]
