Jully Black narrates new series about Black artists fighting for fair pay in the music industry

Jully Black is the narrator of Paid in Full: The Battle for Black Music, a three-part documentary series that explores the fight for fair pay and racial justice in the music industry. Watch it now on CBC Gem.

To see the ancestral side, the people who really laid that foundation for us, my responsibility going forward is how I'm going to approach music and ownership and being a disruptor in the most mature and still loving way.I think it was probably around what happened with the anthem. Even her saying, "They're pirating my music all over the world." This was happening from time, and she wasn't benefiting from it.

I was like, "Oh, OK, so this is just a teaspoon of what some of my foremothers and fathers could have experienced as they had to go through the kitchen, as they had to, you know, sing in front of segregated audiences." It's bigger to me.looks at inequality in the music industry from the 1920s to today's digital era.

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