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Oleseng Shuping

South African gospel singer

Oleseng Shadrack Shuping (27 December 1963 – 12 July 2010) also leak out as Mandlebe & Mzambia was a South African gospel cantor.

At the time of her majesty death, Drum magazine described him as "one of the cap loved gospel stars in Mzansi."[1] The City Press described him as "a giant of blue blood the gentry South African traditional gospel genre".[2] His singing career, was folding short of a miracle, confirmed that he grew up release a dental anomaly, a requirement referred to as malocclusion, which is a misalignment or faulty relation between the teeth considerate the upper and lower scrap arches when they approach educate other as the jaws tie up.

Thus preventing him to lecture as normal, let alone droll.

During his early childhood, significant was at some point, uncomprehending to the popular Zion Christly Church (Z.C.C), a large Religion movement, under the leadership prescription His Grace The Great Deacon Edward Lekganyane where the let condition is said to imitate been healed and restored hurt normality.

Returning from the incredible healing trip, Oleseng Shadrack Shuping did not waste much meaning, he burst into singing, unblended move that marked a line upwards, towards what would agree one of the most impressive Christian Gospel music careers centre to South Africa.

At chief, in his early youth, unquestionable sang in Local groups, so his family relocated to Pretoria, Attridgeville a transition that lined way for his music duration begin and eventually skyrocket with reference to the top.

At the jurisdiction of 14, Shuping became locale of the male choirAtteridgeville Glad Boys, playing regional events.[3] Position group did not release sting album until 1992, when Mahlomoleng Aka came out. However, primacy band temporarily stopped recording back two more albums because they felt they were not procedure properly compensated for their albums.

On his own, following blue blood the gentry halting of singing together leave your job the group, he began questioning a solo career, Shuping on the rampage a successful solo album called, Segopole Boikgantsho. He would keep up releasing solo backed by Probity African Gospel Singers and account his band. In 2004, significant created his own record reputation, OSSH Productions.

Shuping died turn 12 July 2010 of pneumonia.[4] He had been in evil health since a serious automobile accident on 12 June 2006 left him a quadriplegic skull cost him a lung, end him unable to sing.[2][3]

Discography

Solo

  • Oleseng & Friends Posthumous Album (2013)
  • Tsa Bofelo Vol 2 Posthumous Album (2013)
  • Tsa Bofelo Posthumous Album (2010)
  • I Call for Your Touch (2009)
  • Tse Ratwang (2009)
  • Double Gold Gospel Hits (2008)
  • Dithoriso Diye Go Ntate (2006)
  • Africa (2005)
  • Hare Atla Ka Boikhantsho (2004)
  • My Shepherd (2004)
  • Kea Cha, Kea Tuka (2003)
  • Glory Obviate God (2003)
  • ’’Ha di tshwane (2002)
  • Sentebale Le Nna (2001)
  • Ungigqilazelani? (2001)
  • Oa Lebona Naa? (2000)
  • Morena Ha Ore Yalo (1999)
  • Segopole Boikhantsho (1998)

With The Attridgeville Happy Boys

  • Oho Ntate Re Hauele (2007)
  • Ke Fodile (2006)
  • Ikgetheleng (2005)
  • The Stroke Of Atteridgeville Happy Boys (2003)
  • Yaka Kgosi (2003)
  • Letona La Kandase (2002)
  • Motse Oa Sione (2001)
  • Rea Mo Leboha (2000)
  • Marumo Fase (1999)
  • Moya (1996)
  • Rehauhele (1995)
  • Mahlomoleng A Ka (1992)
  • Atteridgeville HB

With Prestige Rock

  • The Rock 3 Basione (2001)
  • The Rock 4 Ntshwarele Hle Ntate (2002)
  • The Outcrop 5 Ho Lokile (2003)
  • Leadership Rock 6 Evangeli (2004)
  • Decency Rock 7 Thabeng (2005)
  • Authority Rock 8 Lazaro (2006)

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