RM6mil to benefit 960 local music industry players


Communications and Multimedia Minister, Datuk Saifuddin Abdullah said the fund would provide allocations to old and new recording artistes, entertainment club singers and musicians, buskers and nasyid groups. Photo: Bernama

A total of 960 local music industry players stand to benefit from the RM6 million Digital Music Content Fund (DKD Muzik) to produce content under the Hiburan Dari Rumah (HDR) programme.

Communications and Multimedia Minister, Datuk Saifuddin Abdullah said the fund would provide allocations to old and new recording artistes, entertainment club singers and musicians, buskers and nasyid groups to produce creative content of various genres for the HDR programme.

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