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Ramadu edit
Ramadu a.k.a Dumisani Moyo was born on the 26th of June 1975 in Bulawayo, Zimbabwe. He began his career as a professional musician by joining imbube group Insingizi in 1990 formally known as Insingizi Emnyama. Ramadu recorded his first successful solo album “Izambulelo” in 2001 which was released in worldwide by ARC Music Int which sold more than 50.000 copies and some of his songs being used in Documentaries and Movies in the USA such as PHAT GIRLS. The album presents a mixture of traditional and modern sounds, his own compositions and traditional songs from Zimbabwe. In fall of 2001 Ramadu formed “The Afro-Vibes Band” which consist of excellent musicians from different cultural background who manage to blend characteristics of Western pop music, Makossa and Southern African Isicathamiya. The Band has so far played in different countries in Europe and shared the stage with great musicians such as Alpha Blondy, Zim Ngqawana, Pharoah Sunders..etc! Together with Vusa Mkhaya, Blessings “Nqo” Nkomo they still keep Insingizi alive through performances all over Europe and North America. As Insingizi they have also recorded their debut album “Voices of Southern Africa” in 2004 which was a huge success in Canada and USA.
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