House single for Ronald

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Popular disco-music maker Ronald “The Lion” Mudau has proved that he is a versatile artist who can perform music from any genre. His first House single, titled “DJ Sindani”, on which he collaborated with bigshot musicians such as Batondy, Prossboy, Nelly T, and Zimbabwean artist Dzidzai “DK” Mamombe, was released on 4 February and is bound to be another hit among the fans.

The multi-talented musician from Hamakuya, in Mutale, has previously released two disco albums, “Vhadosenga Volume 1” (2010) and “Zwiita Shango Volume 2” (2018). Both these albums did well in the market, and he received the thumbs-up from disco-music lovers from all around, but over the years, he felt the need to experiment with other genres as well. In 2021, he took his fans completely by surprise when he released a jazz single, titled “Lufuno”, which also did well.

“As a musician, one must be familiar with all the genres to test the market. I am not just doing this for fun; I want to see what my fans like most. The latest single is an introduction to the full House album I plan on releasing later this year,” he said.

Besides being a musician, Mudau is also a seasoned actor. In 2010, he released his first movie, called “Ho vuwa Lihanya Part 1”, which became a phenomenal success. It was followed by “Zwido Fhelelafhi” in 2011, and in 2014, “Hovuwa Lihanya Part 2” was released.

Mudau further nurtures emerging musicians by providing music lessons under the Dzinambi na Zwilombe Group. “There is a lot of talent in our local villages, but so many of them are not able to realise their dreams because of the lack of music schools and music teachers. This is an important thing as it sharpens aspiring musicians’ skills and gives them a firm basis when they start their music careers,” he said.

For more information on Mudau’s music programmes, contact him on 063 750 0933 or follow him on his Facebook page (Muraza Mudau).

By: Elmon Tshikhudo

Elmon Tshikhudo started off as a photographer. He developed an interest in writing and started submitting articles to local as well as national publications. He became part of the Limpopo Mirror family in 2005 and was a permanent part of the news team until 2019.