I’m tempted to say FIFA…but this completely depends on the time of day, hahaha! If you know what the end goal is, consistency shouldn’t be a fear-driven thing. There’s way too many trends and overnight buzzes to try keep up with. I think maintaining consistency is purely a matter of trusting one’s talent and skill. Maintaining consistency in the industry, how do you plan to do that? And I truly believe we ain’t seen nothing yet! Motswako is the power of expressing yourself on your own terms! It’s powerful stuff if you think about the achievements that have been clocked in the name of Motswako. There’s way too many sources of inspiration! It could be something as simple as something I see or read, or a memory. There were a lot of lessons that we learnt in the artistic and business sense…I could go on for a while!Įxperiences and observations. Also, the response that we got was an indication to me that we’re doing something right. That will forever be a source of inspiration for me. That we (PGP Music) were able to put out such a solid project together, shoot videos, sells CDs, set up gigs and perform – to do all of that independently is an amazing feature. More than anything, Tswellopele showed me the power of will and perseverance. Tswellopele…How did the album mould your career? I can never single out one track but there are a few collaborations up my sleeve that I’m secretly going crazy over! I’ve got some special tracks lined up and the style and theme is different from anything I’ve put out before!ĭo you have a favourite track on The Take Off album? The work is still happening and I’m actually in studio at the moment putting tracks down. You’ll be releasing your second album since 2013, how much work was put into it? The track has received quite a lotta love and we don’t expect that to slow down now that the video is out ( )!! I’m mad excited about the video release and making sure everybody sees it! O Vaya Le Mang…How has the single being received so far? From then, the early South African Hip Hop scene is what convinced me that it could really be done and I started writing raps of my own. That’s what really built the foundation of my love for the rap game. My brother kept a steady supply of TDKs and recorded music videos as well. Growing up in the ‘90s, it was almost impossible escaping the influence of Hip Hop culture. How did you find your way into the rap game? Tsepo (Junior) Mzime… on Thabang Molaba: The Actor, Mod… Una Rams shines brig… on Una Rams On His Story So Far,…įundiswa on Thabang Molaba: The Actor, Mod… Pamela Mtanga On Content Creation And Building A Lasting Brand.Joburg University Of Cotton Fest Back In February.

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