Sisters 'n Rap had a chat with Prince Dbeera The rapper, singer, song-writer and a producer







Sisters N Rap had a chat with Mawethu Matebese born in Eastern Cape, East London he's better known as Prince Dbeera in the music scene. Prince Dbeera is a rapper, singer, song- writer and a producer. 

 He's been too long in the game over 25 years doing what he loves the most music. Back in the days he was a member of Blackstone, Rhyme Squad and Manskap between 2004 and 2004. 

  Prince Dbeera has worked with the likes of Simbone, Prince Harmony, Cebo Afrosoul, Pzho, Kweriez, Hooba, Drizzle Dollar and Thix'Unathi with his upcoming album called Miracle Ahead that has 19 songs. On the production he worked with Gunzo, Prince Harmony, Hasty South, Mukesoul Pro, Mr Bura,and Vandal Chaos. Be on the look for his album will be released in November

  Snr: Who influenced you in the Music Industry ?
 Prince Dbeera : Nas , that dude truly inspired my dream

SnR: Which Hip Hop album did you grow up listening to?
 Prince Dbeera Kris Kross " Totally Crossed Out " and the first Snoop Dogg's album. I knew both those albums lyric to a lyric from the first track to the last. But Nas " It was written " truly did it for me. That was an entirely amazing body of artistry work

 



SnR What's unique about you from other rappers/artists?
Prince Dbeera I can adjust and adapt, I don't bottle myself up in a Hip Hop's music shell. I can switch up to any kind of style, but I always do it my own way ")

 SnR What's your greatest fear you've had to overcome to get where you are?
 Prince Dbeera: I've been exploited and overcame. Exploitation and rejection have always been an issue for me, it still is. It's only great I've learned a lot in the Music Industry business to face such fears





SnR Do you sometimes look yourself down when doing a collaboration with other artists?
Prince Dbeera Never, with over 25 years of experience in Hip Hop I believe I have perfected my craft. It's a mind thing you know . I take collaborations as a mission to put out a great song working with the people involved. It's not about being in a competition amongst different talents and individuals cutting the same track. That mentality between artists is unnecessary. I recently did a collaboration on my upcoming album with an international artist ( Drizzle Dollar ) who worked with 2 Chains and I didn't look myself down on that feature. The outcome of the song is truly amazing. I know what I'm capable of.

 SnR How do you respond to negative responses?
 Prince Dbeera: Well , I've come to accept the fact that not everyone will have my best interests at heart. There will always be negativity once in a while. But I have a way of taking constructive criticism into good use to better my art. Unnecessary and negative response I ignore cause my career needs my full attention and focus " ) Oct 12 at 10:29 AM · Sent from Mobile Prince Dbeera

 SnR Which do you love the most between performing and producing?
 Prince Dbeera Performing, it's a great feeling to know you are making other people happy. I love that to bits


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  1. Unknown24 October 2019 at 09:31

    Dope 🔥 interview . I strongly believe some artists can learn a thing or two from this .

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