Mica Paris Voices supports color musicians

Mica Paris, who found reputation with her album, So well In 1988, he made a strong statement about the British music industry.

During a recent bond The standard, The song sense asked for stronger support for the pop musicians.

He said black talent in the UK is exploiting, “it’s difficult for black artists here.”

Proposing possible solutions to this unjust distribution of resources, he noted: “We must have more radio stations in the United Kingdom covering black music, at the moment they must be compressed to pop.

For those who have not reversed, Mika has maintained its position as a strong voice to favor diversity and fighting racism.

He continued to claim many UK communities that “when you walk in any suburban area such as Lewisham or Stoke Newington you will find that there is a community.

“But you don’t see it reflected on the radio. This is a problem,” he added.

He also compared to the American music industry saying: “In states, they have a R&B, they have a chart jazz, they have a pop chart, they have a rock chart and each of them are pressured.

“What we want is more support for the music of black origin here. He must have more support in the commercial sense. This is really all we need and we must not wash it and try to do it more in some way to play,” he continued.

“With the support I mean when all the brands get, the labels they support are the whole thing. It should not be specialized. You have to get it out of this position. It must be given the same impetus,” the British singer observed.