Join us as we unravel the enigmatic Sir Trill, delving into his rise to fame, industry battles, and personal revelations on L Tido’s Podcast.
Sir Trill’s Humble Beginnings
Sir Trill candidly discusses the hurdles he faced early on in the music industry, battling financial constraints and a lack of recognition. Despite setbacks, his passion for music shone through, propelling him forward.
Collaboration: The Key to Success
Through his alliance with Prince KB, Sir Trill’s music soared to new heights. Their partnership birthed hits like ‘John Wick,’ showcasing the power of fruitful collaborations in shaping musical careers. He mentions how he started working with Prince KB where he worked on a song that put his brand on the map, that first single was “Hosh” by Prince Kaybee which managed to get Sir Trill the recognition in the Amapiano Industry.
From there he met Soa Matrixx who convinced him to show more of his face to his brand since Sir Trill was quite an introvert and didn’t want to put his face out there. Soa Matrixx who organised a live session for Sir Trill helped him showcase the voice behind his music, and the live stream of him singing live went viral and people started noticing Sir Trill.
Sir Trill exposing the grootman Sabotaging his Music
Sir Trill opens up about the cutthroat nature of industry friendships, calling out the one-sided dynamics prevalent in the music scene. His experiences shed light on the importance of genuine connections and mutual support.
Sir Trill also mentions that Grootman has been influencing other artists to not work with him and pull out of his collaborations. And some songs to disappear on iTunes when their in the top 60 on the Apple Itunes charts
Lessons Learned and Unmet Expectations
Delving into the emotional rollercoaster of creating hit songs, Sir Trill reflects on the weight of unfulfilled expectations and self-doubt. His journey serves as a cautionary tale for aspiring artists in the industry.
Sir Trill’s narrative is a testament to perseverance in the face of adversity. Young artists can glean invaluable insights from his struggles and triumphs, paving the way for a more informed approach to their craft.