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This week on Business Daily, we're talking about the music industry.

And in today's episode, how do you become a part of it?

There are jobs in recording, streaming, live performance and marketing to name a few.

And the industry itself contributes millions to countries' economies.

A recent report showed that music contributed $170 billion US dollars to US GDP.

For Europe and the UK, it was close to $82 billion.

It's a landscape that's changing across the world.

There are predictions that Africa's annual music streaming services will soon grow to $300 million.

And in India, some experts say the music industry there will rival Europe's in the next 10 years.

How music is made and how it's listened to changes all the time.

Today, people from across the world will tell us about their successes in music,

in whatever role that might be.

Hi, my name is Paul Hurricane.

I'm global head of music operations at TikTok.

I'm Emond Zyoka.

I'm an artist.

I'm a producer, a DJ based in Nairobi. My stage name is Cocoa M.

I am Michael Adix, a 26-year-old entrepreneur in the creative industry. My name is Chloe Adams. I am a singer and a songwriter.

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