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Scoring yourself an interview is a progressive move, no doubt, but it does not end there. Once you've secured it, you need to prepare for it, to be able to best sell you! No! Interview preparations aren't just for "job interviews" You need to bring your A-game and your premium moves. So here below, in no particular order are 10 pointers I've managed to outline that might serve useful to you. 1. Be early and prepared. Respect the call time! Being early gives you time to relax an get comfortable. Get familiar with the set up,studio, area where the interview will take place. If you are going to a radio interview, for instance, don't be early and chill outside till your call up. Ask to be let in,use that 15 minutes to watch, observe and catch the energy. When it's your turn you'll just flow right it because you've been around already. That time will also allow you to do a checklist- do you have your promotional material, does your host have

"Had a vision. The primary idea was empowering and building Hip Hop in Burgersfort. I wanted to make sure Hip Hop was not at the mercy of House music but an entity on its own that could host its own gigs and have it own following I also always had a soft spot for charity work, i have love for people and i am concerned about their living conditions, their dreams, their rights and enjoyment of life. When i refocused the passion i have for people in general and rap music, i walked out with Hip Hop Cares. This is just the beginning…" Dizz Hip Hop Cares Awards are the wing of the Hip Hop Cares Foundation. The awards where launched in 2013 and have been on an up and up since then. Initially only celebrating and awarding culture members in the Limpopo province, this has since been changed and opened up to everyone. The awards look honour artists, creatives and contributors for their part within the Hip Hop space. With previous winners including one of Limpopo's premiu