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JakarumbaSouth Africa |1920| EnglishJairus Ditshotlo Nkwe, widely recognized as Jakarumba, is a South African Kwaito singer. He is prominently known as a member of the musical group called Trompies. Jakarumba's contributions to the Kwaito genre have earned him recognition, and he received nominations for Best Kwaito Single Album and Best Kwaito Artist at the 2019 Mzansi Kwaito and House Music Awards. His involvement with Trompies has solidified his place in the South African music scene.
Calvin FalloSouth Africa |1920| EnglishKatlego Calvin Mashilane, better known by his moniker Calvin Fallo, is a South African singer-songwriter and disc jockey in the House music genre. He began his music career by emulating other artists' songs before connecting with a producer who helped him kick-start his musical journey. Known for hit tracks like "Lockdown" and "After Tears," Fallo's music combines a variety of sounds that appeal to a wide audience. He has performed alongside top local and international artists, gaining recognition and popularity. His achievements in 2019, including high YouTube views, headline shows, and collaborations with prominent artists, have solidified his position as a respected DJ and artist in the music industry.
MjokesSouth Africa |1920| EnglishEmmanuel Mojalefa Matsane, professionally known as "Mjokes" was a multi-talented South African jazz recording artist, musician, singer, songwriter, and producer. As a member of the Kwaito group Trompies, he contributed to the vibrant South African music landscape. Additionally, Mjokes served as one of the directors of the Kalawa Jazmee Music Company. Unfortunately, he passed away in 2021, leaving behind a lasting impact on the music industry.
Tony AllenNigeria |1940| EnglishAlthough famous for drumming, Tony Allen was also a composer, and singer-songwriter. He began his career playing with highlife bands in Nigeria in the 1960s and later joined Fela Kuti's band, where he helped develop the style of music known as Afrobeat. Allen's complex polyrhythmic drumming was a key element of Afrobeat, and he went on to work with other musicians around the world. He passed away in 2020, but his legacy as one of the greatest drummers in the world lives on.
MampintshaSouth Africa |1982| ZuluMandla Maphumulo, known as Mampintsha, was a renowned South African music producer and artist. He co-founded the influential kwaito group Big Nuz in 2002, alongside Mzi Tshomela and the late Sbu Khomo. Despite initial setbacks, they achieved success with their second album, "2nd Round Knockout," selling 20,000 copies and winning the Metro FM award for Best Kwaito. Mampintsha later pursued a solo career, releasing his debut album "Gentle Don EP" in 2018. His talent, collaborations, and adaptability solidified his position as a prominent figure in South African music. Tragically, Mampintsha passed away in 2022, after suffering from a minor stroke.
