South African producer Sipho Ngondo believes that investing in the future generation of stars is a vital step towards the growth of the e...

"I believe that these
young artists are our future and we need to invest in them in any way that we
can.
" They
are the ones who will naturally inherit the industry so why not help them
explore their talent and full potential? ", said Ngondo.
Being a man of very few
words but more action, Ngondo is leading the way and he believes that the
setting up of his own personal studio, among other initiatives will go a long
way in making his dream a reality.
" One of my aims is
setting up of a studio wholly-dedicated to discovering and nurturing this
talent.
"Having been an
upcoming artist myself at one time, I know first hand just how hard it is
trying to come-up in the entertainment industry. I want to be there for my
young brothers and sisters by helping give them a launchpad to success",
he said.
The Johhanesburg,
Orange-Farm-based producer and musician said that he himself fell in love with
music earlier on in life.
"I started doing
music in 2006 when I got the opportunity to learn and work with my cousin and
brothers who were back then heavily involved in music production. At that time
I was still a singer and I first got exposed to house music while I was
learning all the techniques and skills of producing.
" I then got a mini
studio in the comfort of my bedroom where I busied myself on the PC and piano,
composing songs, most of which centered around House music, R&B, Hip-hop,
Afro-soul and Gospel.
"I am a vocalist
first and foremost but I am most comfortable in the producer’s chair because I
believe that is where I can excel and make the most impact", he said.
So how has he managed to
balance both his passions?

With 2 albums under his
belt already and a number of single on the marker, Ngondo said that he was in
the studio putting the final touches to a house album titled, 'Remarkable'.
The humble producer-cum
musician draws influence from the likes of Usher Raymond and Chris Brown and
says that his inspiration is determined by nature and also derived from his big
brother, Thalami Ngondo, from whom he takes piano techniques and vocal lessons.
Ngondo is also the brains
behind the Lite Foundation, a Non-governmental organisation that he runs with
his partner, whose work involves hosting life coaching events/workshops, among
other things.
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