Nana Opens Up About Major Labels, Innovation & Why "The Internet Killed The Superstar"

About this episode

Nana discusses his transition from major-label artist to independent creator and the impact of innovation in music.

Los Angeles native Nana returns to Home Grown Radio to break down the inspiration behind his latest project, Internet Killed The Superstar. The Crenshaw District storyteller reflects on his journey from major-label artist to independent creator, shares lessons learned from RCA Records, and discusses why innovation is more important than ever in today's music landscape. Stay Connected with Home Grown | homegrownradio.net 🎙️Subscribe on YouTube & all podcast platforms 📍Follow HomeGrown on IG | TikTok | FaceBook | X 👕 Home Grown Merch

People in this episode

Guest: Nana

Topics covered

• music industry
• independent artists
• innovation
• major labels
• storytelling

Keywords

• Nana
• Internet Killed The Superstar
• major labels
• independent creator
• music innovation

Mentioned in this episode

Organizations: RCA Records

Places: Los Angeles, Crenshaw District

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