Pzho, a Cape Town artist, music advisor, and audio engineer, recently shared his inspiring story on Facebook, offering valuable advice to upcoming artists.
Pzho's journey began with a humble start. He paid R200 to record his first song and knew he had to make that money back. Performing for R200, saving up, and buying a mixer from Cash Crusaders was just the start. With that mixer and his PC, he began selling beats for R30 each. It wasn't much, but it was a start.
Paperwork Production and Bullteriaz Records soon took Pzho under their wing. He worked hard, recorded artists, and made some money. Selling merchandise with @Nakedmynd, things started to look up. He was making money, but more importantly, he was doing what he loved.
The key to Pzho's success was his determination. He didn't wait for handouts or sympathy. Instead, he fought his way out of tough situations and pushed through hardships. This mindset is what got him to where he is today.
Pzho's story serves as a reminder to all aspiring artists. Don't wait for someone to give you a chance. Create your own opportunities. Work hard, stay focused, and believe in yourself. Remember, "sufuna ukwenza imali enintsi kodwa funda ukwenza imali kanintsi" - we want to make a lot of money, but first, learn how to make money.
Pzho is grateful for the support he's received along the way. Love and encouragement mean the world to him. And to those who have supported him financially, thank you for believing in him.
By sharing his story on Facebook, Pzho hopes to inspire and motivate upcoming artists to chase their dreams, just like he did. His journey is a testament to the power of hard work and determination.