I'll give you an extremely oversimplified model

I'll give you an extremely oversimplified model. Suppose there exists an extraordinary performer with an incredible band and incredible tunes. Moreover the band has effectively settled a solid fan base on a provincial level and sold a good measure of records for a band without a record organization behind it. Presently suppose the essential lyricist and lead artist are unsound, drug addicts. Presently, put yourself in the shoes of the trough, record organization, and so forth Might you want to put your $450,000 into a skilled band with incredible, attractive melodies and Chamber Music a laid out nearby fan base on the off chance that the essential performers in the band didn't have their %@ together intellectually? I wouldn't and most organizations these days will not by the same token. Previously, some record organizations put resources into these sorts of artists and sometime they as a rule got scorched and lost bunches of cash when the dividers around the groups came tumbling down. This was an outrageous model, yet represents how the dangers related with the performers (individuals) can kill an open door.