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DJs Union urges musicians to prioritise respect, communication amid industry tensions

‘Let us move forward as one family’ The DJs Union reaffirmed its commitment to supporting musicians and other stakeholders in the music industry, saying it remains willing to collaborate on initiatives aimed at promoting the growth and integrity of Ghana's music sector.
In a statement aissued on Sunday, October 4, the Union said while the reported incidents do not define the industry, they highlight the need to strengthen the relationship between musicians and DJs, whose collaboration remains crucial to the growth of Ghanaian music.
The Union stressed that the music industry thrives on collaboration, with every stakeholder, from recording artists to DJs, playing an important role in its development.
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