Well done career...👍, but I don't fancy the song "SaWaDiKa". It miss what makes a song a real global hit — a sing-along hook-line or something easy to be remembered, which could be a riff; even that she repeats the same rap 3-4 times it's not something you easily rembers — but it will gain lots of streams and download, because it is Lalisa; if it was an unknown upcoming artist it would likely be of much less interest and soon forgotten. Go into any crowded night club and see what happens with the audience, the moment the DJ plays something easy recognisable and sing-aloing, even partly covered by tech- og house-rhythms in heavy base and kick drum. It's not the rap, the majority remembers, it's the hook. A known artist with a sexy costly music-video will always gain views and streams, but it might easily be forgotten in the future. The good old advise I learned from high level pros in music business was: When you receive a demo tape, you play 30 seconds and stop it. Walk out for a mug of coffee or a leak, and if you cannot sing something or remember a riff when you come back in the office, it's next case. I should admit, this was before the long intro's for radio hosts to make a talk over, today you will listen something like 45 seconds...😉
