3 Things All Artists Should Learn From LXIV 64

The music space has proved itself a lucrative space. Artists are now making billions of dollars out of their singing.

LXIV 64, also known as Raffoul Saadeh, is one of the phenomenal names in the hip-hop space. This artist and songwriter grew up in Jerusalem and has been rapping since he was a teenager.

Here are three lessons you can learn

1. Nurture Others

As an artist, I always learn to mentor others. The more you mentor others in the industry, the brighter your star shines. On this note, artist LXIV 64 founded LXIV Entertainment, which is a record label that produces, distributes for, markets, and manages musicians from conflict zones and harsh living conditions. It identifies musicians who have the talent and potential to break through the music industry. According to LXIV 64, “as a musician myself, I grew up amidst a broken country and a broken family, and music was my sole outlet and passion. Yet, there was limited support, no quality recording studios, and no investment or interest in artists facing such barriers. I learned to navigate those difficulties, and made connections with the music industry globally.”

1. Don’t Kill Your Talent.

If your success is taking long, keep fanning it. A day will come, and you will enjoy your labor. Do not…