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Spoek Mathambo
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Spoek Mathambo, born Nthato Mokgata, is a multi-talented artist, producer, singer-songwriter, and rapper. He pioneered the term "Township Tech" to define his music style, which draws inspiration from electronic music originating in South Africa's townships. Mathambo gained recognition with his debut album, "Mshini Wam," in 2010, establishing himself as a groundbreaking artist in the South African music scene. With subsequent successful album releases, he has garnered a devoted fan base globally. Beyond music, Mathambo is an active philanthropist and filmmaker, delving into South Africa's electronic music landscape with his feature-length documentary titled "Future Sound of Mzansi," released in 2014.
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