Showing posts with label All Things Neo. Show all posts
Showing posts with label All Things Neo. Show all posts
Thursday, March 29, 2012
Saturday, March 10, 2012
Why I haven't been blogging lately
Currently working on my pre-album which will be release on the 31st of March. 21 days to go. So I have been caught up. I will resume blogging after the pre-album drops. Thanks for following me on this journey.
Much Love & Respect
Neo Prince Pitso
Much Love & Respect
Neo Prince Pitso
Monday, December 19, 2011
Monday, November 28, 2011
My Exclusive Interview with DGV
Please allow me to share snippets of my exclusive interview with Da-Grape-Vine.com, a hip hop website based in Africa but has roots all over the world:
How did you get into the music biz and how has your journey been?
When I was 13 or 14, I asked my dad to buy me a pair of Levi's Jeans because my friends had them and I wanted to fit in. Instead he bought me music CDs and among them was a Tupac Album. That's when my life changed completely. I wrote out the lyrics to the songs attempting to perfect my writing. At a later stage I heard Eminem rap and it's hard to explain but I just felt like I belong in the music world. There was no turning back I had a vision and recurring dreams so I told myself this is it, it has to be.
You've opened up for a lot of international acts, how do these features come about and what's been your most memorable show so far?
Hard work and perseverance. Sometimes I go 2 days without sleep. I need to make my dreams a reality so I work really hard behind the scenes. When we supported Nas, who is one of my favorite artists ever, I literally did not get sleep for many days on end just working trying to secure the slot, and the work paid off.
Final Words?
A great man is a sentence, when Steve Jobs passed away they said here lies a man who changed the face of technology and made our lives more comfortable with his innovative inventions. When you die, what one sentence will sum up your contribution to mankind?
How did you get into the music biz and how has your journey been?
When I was 13 or 14, I asked my dad to buy me a pair of Levi's Jeans because my friends had them and I wanted to fit in. Instead he bought me music CDs and among them was a Tupac Album. That's when my life changed completely. I wrote out the lyrics to the songs attempting to perfect my writing. At a later stage I heard Eminem rap and it's hard to explain but I just felt like I belong in the music world. There was no turning back I had a vision and recurring dreams so I told myself this is it, it has to be.
You've opened up for a lot of international acts, how do these features come about and what's been your most memorable show so far?
Hard work and perseverance. Sometimes I go 2 days without sleep. I need to make my dreams a reality so I work really hard behind the scenes. When we supported Nas, who is one of my favorite artists ever, I literally did not get sleep for many days on end just working trying to secure the slot, and the work paid off.
Final Words?
A great man is a sentence, when Steve Jobs passed away they said here lies a man who changed the face of technology and made our lives more comfortable with his innovative inventions. When you die, what one sentence will sum up your contribution to mankind?
Friday, November 4, 2011
Newspaper Feature
Check out this article from not too long ago! haha! I still had patterns in my hurr! Click the sentence below to view the article.
Thursday, October 20, 2011
Victory is sweetest when you've known defeat
Last week Friday I was invited to Government house by the Governor of South Australia. Sometimes when you put a lot of time and effort into your passion without seeing results you start to lose heart, but the inner fire keeps burning and you keep pushing, hoping, praying that success, no matter how small, will be around the next bend.
I rock up to Government house and it's an award ceremony. Long story short, I was awarded a 'Highly Commended Award' by the Governor of South Australia for my work in the arts. So some people asked me whether I was studying performance arts or did the arts at university and the answer is no. So the next question is so why did you receive an award for the arts: With a shaky voice I respond 'Hip Hop I guess' (I still don't get why I can't shake off my shyness)
Anyway for those who may not know I'll summarize a few of my achievements with my group Thee Immaculate. With no CD/mixtape release to date (20 October 2011) we have managed to support some of these artists:
- Montel Jordan
- Jessica Mauboy
- Young Twinn
- Scribe
- Bone Thugs & Harmony
- K-Rino
- Tila Tequila
- Juice McCain (Blackwall Street)
- The Game
- Nas
We are still very far from our goal but Thanks to the Highest some of these victories along the way give us confidence to keep heading in the right direction.
I have also been involved in other Hip Hop projects which I will talk about in another post. To say I'm ecstatic would be an understatement. For a long time Hip Hop has been described as being anti-establishment, but I just received an award from the governor for my efforts in hip hop? To be honest I am a bit confused at the moment lol
I'm still very grateful though so thanks to everyone who keeps believing in me.
* I did not personally take any pictures at this event I was so nervous I was texting my way through the whole ceremony lol Don't judge a brother.
Tuesday, July 19, 2011
Don't Talk About It Be About It
Hustler's Ambition: I'd rather die enormous than live dormant - Jay-Z
Friday, July 15, 2011
Tuesday, July 12, 2011
Wednesday, December 29, 2010
Don't sleep, Time is Gold.
iNeo am:
████████████ 100% Ambitious
████████████ 100 % Obsessed with Success
████████████ 100 % Determined to succeed
████████████ 100% Self-driven
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