Prince Terrence is an NYC based DJ/ Musician. He can be found spinning an eclectic mix of the latest dance floor hits and classic party favorites at various clubs throughout NYC. Holding residencies at Manhattan hotspots such as Soho House, Dumbo House, The Blond, Rose Bar at Gramercy Park Hotel and The Dream Hotel to name a few. His ability to rock parties with genre defying style has landed him massive events for Gucci, Redbull, Milk Studios, Nylon Magazine, Rolling Stone, Scion, Diesel Umusic Tour and Electric Daisy Carnival among others. As a Musician Prince Terrence is the mastermind the Nu Wave Electronic act, Hussle Club and is a seasoned drummer previously playing live drums for such acts as Diplo, Major Lazer, Steve Aoki, Louis Tomlinson of One Direction, Santigold, HeartsRevolution and more.

Sibusiso Mnisi professionally known as Miste Nkwaindan is a HIPHOP/RAP Recording Artist.
Born in Mpumalanga "Bushbuckridge" and he grew up in the East of Johannesburg in a township called "Katlehong" he started Rapping in High School back in South Hills.
Since Miste Nkwaindan started rapping he has been performing at open mics and entered a few competitions.
2013 he was part the Sprite Uncontainable HipHop Competition Semi-Finalists at Zen Night Club in Maboneng, he made it through to the Final which was held at Zone6 Venue in Soweto Diepkloof, alongside artists like Gigi Lamayne, L7 and Tony Fudge.
2014 he was part of the Three winning artists to go to Cape Town at Redbull Studios and recorded his first single Titled: AMASHELENI Produced by Ryan Sullivan at RedbullstudioCPT. He was the only chosen artist in Johannesburg out of 150 artist alongside Captain Wandaful and Yung Cannibal the only 2 artists chosen from KZN.
In 2015 he was laying low because he was about to be a Father so he has been taking care of his girlfriend and making means to get money for the family until he got his son named Xavier meaning Bright/Intelligence 
thanking the man above for that.
Now its 2016 he is back and trying break into the music industry with his God given talent and he surely going to change the game and make waves in the music scene, stay tuned for more about Thee KING Miste Nkwaindan from K1.

Yaseen Abbas aka Mr Scene, Born 30 September.

Mr Scene is taking EDM, Hip Hop, RnB, Pop and other Electronic genres and making it his own sound. Mr Scene says " Its about all musical styles and personalities coming together on a track, The chemistry between the genres work ". With infectious beats and melodies Mr Scene self professed to create and evolve an entirely new spectrum of sound.

Yaseen aka Mr Scene started as a DJ in 2004 playing at locally which in his own words “Djing gave me the opportunity to discover what I love about music, I needed more, I wanted more, I wanted to be the guy making the music that people are dancing and singing to, music that uplifts and inspires”. Yaseen started producing in 2006 experimenting with hip hop and R&B which were foreign genres to him at the time, He was taken under the wing of RedBull Studios where he learnt the foundation of music production and worked with some well known producers including the dubious brothers. 4 years later in 2010 he started a label called “Scene Productions Music” which signed 3 artists and 2 producers. The label had 3 successful releases, which aired on NZ radio and TV stations and reached the top 25 NZ charts, The music was released on worldwide iTunes and other good music stores.

Update: 22nd April. Mr Scene has teamed up with RedSquad to launch a duo brand called "Liberty30" to bring you Big Synth Melodic Music.

DJ  since 95  and producer from South Africa, I love all styles of house music .
Catch me live every Saturday night on World Dance Radio.
www.worlddanceradio.co.uk.
Catch me live in my hometown , Westport , Ireland .
Big love to all the House Heads out there !!!

Download any of the songs from the  #LiftAsYouRise initiative and add your 16 bars! Head to https://www.redbull.com/za-en/events/Lift-As-You-Rise for more information #TallRacks

Mino Hanes as an entity has the goal to make high end music.

Making music that can compete with the big studios on a budget has its own set of challenges. 


So come with us on a typical studio session. 

We finish a full day of work on Friday and then we have negotiated cheap studio time between 12 

midnight and 8am.

We arrive at the studio at midnight. 

We often start by having something to eat or drink maybe a coffee or a redbull to get the juices 

flowing. 

At midnight it’s a weird time because you can sort of still be awake from the day or you are sleepy if 

you had a nap between finishing work and going to the studio. 

Often at the start we will just play each other some new music we have heard during the week or 

talk about song ideas. 

Then usually within the first hour we will have our song concept down and are starting to make the 

parts. 


We often start with piano or guitar and try and get that down pretty quick, “just get it recorded, we 

can tighten it up later”. 

We then hammer out some drum patterns and work on the structure of the song. 

Labels are important in the recording software because it is usually getting to about 2 or 3am by 

now. 

Once the structure is decided and organised in the software we then decide who will sing what parts. 

We then take some time alone to write listening to the beat on repeat through headphones. Usually 

one of us will chill in the studio while the other goes up into the loft or hangs in the vocal booth.

Usually within 30 – 45 minutes we are ready to record vocals. 

Before we record we usually take a walk around the block to discuss the direction of the song and 

The way the music we are making is going in a broader sense. Good ideas often come in these walks. 

Often the first signs of daylight are around. 

We then spend an hour or two recording vocals. 

It is usually between 4 – 6 am at this time, you need to be very careful of studio fever around this time. 

Studio fever is just a bit of a crazy feeling which can lead to doubt about the song or certain elements of the song. We sometimes get caught for up to an hour trying to fix one small detail which normally wouldn’t matter.

By 7 am it is time to start working on mixing. 

The next day we look at the mixing again and tweak it the way we like. 

That’s how the Mino Hanes writing and recording process works. 


Style of music: Urban Acoustic. 

Lead male vocalist: Rick. Lead female vocalist: Zena. Guitarists: Rick and Matt. Drummer: B-Rad.

The music we create combines elements from two very different styles of music - Urban and Acoustic.

What really makes our music unique, is that we have a beatboxer who creates all the drum sections in our songs.

The sound we create is creative and refreshingly different.

Recorded EP album at RedBull studios in Cape Town (July 2011).

Born in Cape Town, Khayelitsha as Anele Mbauli he grew up with a great love for music. So later he was introduced to FLStudio in 2003 by Point2 (Backyard) and thats when he started making his own beats. But later that year he stopped and only got back in the game in 2007. He then met with 2 house producers Lilo & Mambush who then introduced him to Myalezo (a dope MC from Site-C). And thats how the 1st eX-Hoza was formed. He then later met Rezevo who introduced him to Index & Rabeezy (at that time they were known as the "Demolition Boys", the eX-Hoza family grew. After that a very talented female artist by the name of Mel-J also joined the group. The group worked for a while but then there were differences and the group was split later that same year.

Having given up on starting a label and rather being an individual producer he met Cycastiq who convinced him to restart the group eX-Hoza and they took in Index & Rabeezy with them. He continued working with the group and later when he started college in 2009, he met Ruffest through a fellow classmate and deejay, Phiello. He recorded his very first kwaito track which was also their first track, Siyabenzela. He continued to work closely with these two groups and in 2011 he went to produce a 3 track EP for Ruffest which was included in the Redbull Studios website and later that year he produced eX-Hoza's first Mixtape "Medal of Swag." The mixtape was greatly recieved by the public and Ace Vee made a name for himself in both the hip-hop and kwaito genres. You can find most of his work on the albums of these two groups eX-Hoza as well as on Ruffests album "Sesingenile."

Recently he has worked with the likes of Hip-Hop DJ Leo Large, Master Lu (former Jozi member better known as Crazy Lu) and Deep Level. The works are still in the pipeline so look out for these albums.

 “We received a few very interesting tracks but overall it was clear that Sbonelo’s creativity would see him through. He stepped out of the boundaries and used Kwaito, a genre that only originated in the 1990’s, as an inspirational spin to a genre that’s lived many years ago.” - Zayd Minty, Creative Cape Town, 2010.

Blendor (real name Sibonelo Myeni) is a vocalist, guitarist and a sound engineer.
This talented Afro-Pop/Soul artist from Ingwavuma, KwaZulu Natal has a sweet mellow voice, which sounds like the late Jabu Khanyile’s.  In his music he writes about his experiences with people, love and life lessons. Using primarily Zulu as his language of expression is IsiZulu. Blendor’s music seeks to integrate European pop, Soul and African Jazz into Afro-pop music. 

His 10 years long career started when he quit his job as a teacher in 2007 to work as a sound engineer in the studios of KCAP (KwaMashu Community Advancement Projects) in 2008. That is where he got the chance to work with the likes of Male, DJ Vumar, Fundile Mdingi, Ngane (Sphethu Productions), Clown Dallas, DJ Sumthing Black, Thokozani Langa, Sifiso Ncwane, Malini, Maramza (Redbull Studios Cape Town) and Avante. 

In 2010 he won in a remix contest, a prize worth R35 000. Blendor has dazzled the audiences, as an opening act for various artists including:  Thokozani Langa, Teddy Bears, Shisa Boy, Professor, MTEE, Mjikijelwa, Malini and Thina Zungu.
He is gaining amazing popularity, as a producer and artist among a wide spectrum of audience and musicians. With his spectacular musical creativity he's got a lot to offer to the South African music industry.


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