According to TMSN Entertainment, one of Nigeria’s main exports to the international market is music.

The entertainment company claims that in order to boost production quality and expand job prospects for the nation’s burgeoning youth population, the public and private sectors must continue to collaborate with the indigenous music industry.

At the recent inauguration of its cutting-edge recording facility in Lagos, TMSN made the announcement.

TMSN Entertainment, which was founded in 2017 by Mrs. Yemisi Z Lawal, stated in a statement on Friday that music has gained Nigeria a great deal of respect internationally and is actually the nation’s largest export to the globe.

“Therefore, in order for the industry to continue growing and providing Nigerians with job opportunities, both the public and private sectors must continue to support it.

“TMSN, a respectable entertainment organization, is committed to supporting the latest advancements in the industry, which is why we have made significant investments in a cutting-edge music studio located in Lagos.

“Our new studio’s mid-ambience and high ceilings provide it a tight, punchy sound that top producers and A-list musicians in Nigeria and the Diaspora are constantly requesting.”

“The studio features a Yamaha grand piano that has been utilized on numerous rock albums, as well as a private artist lounge and an additional vocal isolation booth.

The studio offers musicians, audio journalists, sound designers, and multi-media projects an affordable, high-quality choice for recording and producing their work.

“An Apple iMac computer system running Logic X Pro, Protools 12, Ableton Live 10, and Cubase, an open-source digital audio engine, is used in the TMSN recording studio.

“Our official Instagram page, @tmsnrstudio, has more information about the studio.

“We think that the Nigerian music business may play a major role in reducing unemployment if all stakeholders collaborate more closely.”