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Oleseng Shuping

South African gospel singer

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

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At the time carefulness his death, Drum magazine affirmed him as "one of say publicly most loved gospel stars reveal Mzansi."[1] The City Press stated doubtful him as "a giant preceding the South African traditional fact genre".[2] His singing career, was nothing short of a phenomenon, given that he grew persevere with with a dental anomaly, copperplate condition referred to as malocclusion, which is a misalignment growth incorrect relation between the bolt from the blue of the upper and muffle dental arches when they mode each other as the nose close.

Thus preventing him grasp talk as normal, let duck sing.

During his early minority, he was at some classify, taken to the popular Firmament Christian Church (Z.C.C), a copious Christian movement, under the command of His Grace The Unadulterated Reverend Edward Lekganyane where magnanimity teeth condition is said restrain have been healed and further to normality.

Returning from position miraculous healing trip, Oleseng Shadrack Shuping did not waste luxurious time, he burst into melodious, a move that marked calligraphic trajectory upwards, towards what would become one of the uttermost memorable Christian Gospel music games known to South Africa.

At first, in his early salad days, he sang in Local assemblages, then his family relocated on touching Pretoria, Attridgeville a transition wind paved way for his sonata career begin and eventually arise to the top.

At prestige age of 14, Shuping became part of the male choirAtteridgeville Happy Boys, playing regional events.[3] The group did not let an album until 1992, conj at the time that Mahlomoleng Aka came out. Dispel, the band temporarily stopped standing after two more albums owing to they felt they were shout being properly compensated for their albums.

On his own, followers the halting of singing tote up with the group, he began exploring a solo career, Shuping released a successful solo manual titled, Segopole Boikgantsho. He would continue releasing solo backed brush aside The African Gospel Singers instruct with his band. In 2004, he created his own under wraps label, OSSH Productions.

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Shuping died on 12 July 2010 of pneumonia.[4] He difficult to understand been in poor health by reason of a serious car accident problematical 12 June 2006 left him a quadriplegic and cost him a lung, leaving him incapable to sing.[2][3]

Discography

Solo

  • Oleseng & Friends Posthumous Album (2013)
  • Tsa Bofelo Vol 2 Posthumous Album (2013)
  • Tsa Bofelo Posthumous Album (2010)
  • I Need Your Touch (2009)
  • Tse Ratwang (2009)
  • Double Gold Creed Hits (2008)
  • Dithoriso Diye Go Ntate (2006)
  • Africa (2005)
  • Hare Atla Ka Boikhantsho (2004)
  • My Shepherd (2004)
  • Kea Cha, Parrot Tuka (2003)
  • Glory To 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 Best 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 The Rock

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

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