Questions We Hear All the Time.

Reach out through our contact page and tell us about yourself, your music and where you are in your career. We review every submission and respond to those we feel genuinely aligned with. We do not take on everyone but we do read everything.

We keep our roster intentionally small. Every artist we work with gets real time and real attention, not a slot in a crowded calendar. That is the whole point.

Strategy, release planning, brand building, industry relationships, day to day support and deal review. It is a real partnership, not just an email signature.

Yes and we prefer it. Building the right foundation from the start is easier than correcting a bad one later. If you are early in your career and serious about it, we want to hear from you.

Yes. Geography is not a barrier if the fit is right. We work with independent artists across Africa and beyond.

Management agreements are discussed on a case by case basis. Reach out and we can have that conversation directly.

We have worked across hip hop, R&B, afrogospel, afropop, soul and more. Genre is less important to us than the quality of the work and the seriousness of the artist behind it.

We are a creative collective and management company at the same time. We do not just manage from a distance. We are involved in the creative process, the strategy and the execution. Artists who come through us get a team, not just a manager.

Content strategy, social media management, email marketing, copywriting, motion graphics and full campaign planning. We work with brands that want to grow without sounding like everyone else.

Yes. If you have a brand that needs real creative marketing and you are serious about building an audience, we are open to that conversation regardless of your industry.

That depends entirely on the scope. A single release campaign might run four to six weeks. A full brand marketing retainer is an ongoing engagement. We scope everything before we start so there are no surprises.

Both. We can take over your social media completely including content creation, scheduling and community management. We also offer strategy and consulting if you have your own team executing.

Yes. Creative production is one of our core service lines. Music videos, brand films, photography and motion graphics for artists and brands.

Yes. We help independent artists get their music to global platforms, navigate distribution options and set up their royalty and revenue streams correctly.

We do not publish fixed rates because every engagement is scoped based on what is actually needed. Reach out and tell us what you are working on and we will give you a clear picture of what it looks like.

Yes. Copywriting and brand messaging is part of what we do. Website copy, email sequences, social captions, press releases and anything else a brand needs to communicate clearly.

It is our music incubator program. Each edition brings together a curated group of independent artists for collaborative recording, mentorship and a structured release campaign. The output is a collaborative album co-owned by the artists and SIRYUS A.M. Facilitators from the first cohort included Eddie Hatitye, Julz Ossom, Marlon Grigsby, Bob Ngene and Kofi Black.

Applications open at the start of each new edition. When the next cohort opens, the application link will appear on the Indiba project page. Follow us on Instagram at siryus.am to be the first to know.

A live music series spotlighting raw unplugged performances from independent artists in intimate venues across Kigali and Rwanda. It is currently in pre-production. If you want to perform or host a session, reach out.

A long-form content series featuring extended conversations with independent artists about their journey, craft and career. It is currently in production. Follow us for updates on when the first episode drops.

A space for independent artists, marketers and creative entrepreneurs to connect, share work and grow together. No gatekeeping. No noise. Follow us on Instagram to be part of the conversation.

Our current roster includes Max Prodigy, Hidaya Morgan, Jlinez and Winny Ezeme. We are selective about who we sign. Visit the artists page to learn more about each of them.

They are collaborative albums produced at the end of each Indiba Project Series cohort. Each volume features participating artists and is co-owned by the artists and SIRYUS A.M. They represent the real output of what happens when independent artists are given structure, mentorship and a professional release strategy.

We aim to respond to every message within 48 hours. If your project is time sensitive, say so in your message and we will prioritise it.

We are incorporated in Nigeria and operate out of Kigali, Rwanda. We work with artists and brands across Africa and internationally.

Read the about page and the services page. If what we stand for resonates with what you are building, reach out. If it does not, we are probably not the right match and that is completely fine.

We treat everything shared with us in confidence. If you need a formal NDA before a conversation, let us know when you reach out.

Yes. We are always open to working with producers, videographers, photographers, designers and other creatives who align with our values. Reach out and introduce yourself.

Mentorship is built into several of our programs including the Indiba Project Series and our community initiatives. For one on one mentorship outside of these programs, reach out and let us know what you are looking for.

Yes. For press enquiries about SIRYUS A.M, our artists or our projects contact management@siryushub.com and include the publication, platform and your deadline.

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