How are artists connecting with fans beyond the stage? In this episode of On the Record, host Ireayomide Ajay sits down with Temiloluwa Osobisi, Okiki Oyebamiji, and Similoluwa Adegoke to explore the evolving role of technology in building stronger, more personal artist-fan relationships. From Web3 platforms and direct-to-fan drops to data-driven fan engagement, we unpack how creators are leveraging tech to reclaim control, build community, and redefine what it means to be “seen” by your audience.

Money mismanagement has ended more careers than talent ever could. In this episode of On The Record, host Ireayomide Ajayi is joined by Kini Abasi-Edet, Dafe Akpobome, and Temiloluwa Oyeneye to talk all things financial literacy and management for artists. They unpack budgeting on unpredictable income, the importance of separating personal and business finances, how to avoid common financial traps, and what real financial freedom looks like in the creative industry.

If you're an artist, this is your financial wake-up call.

Is it the artist’s voice or the producer’s beat that makes a hit? Tunmise, Zyrx Sounds, Steevane, and Shakez Baba discuss what truly drives a song’s success—and who should own the sound when the streams start rolling in. From creative ownership to credit splits, this episode breaks down the often overlooked but essential relationship between artists and producers in the music industry.