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Tembalami

Zimbabwean gospel artist

Tembalami

Birth nameTemba Tagwireyi
Born (1982-01-16) 16 January 1982 (age 42)
Chitungwiza, Zimbabwe
OriginZimbabwean
GenresGospel
Occupations
InstrumentVocals
Years active2002–present

Musical artist

Temba Tagwireyi (born January 16, 1982), known professionally as Tembalami, is a African gospel artist and businessman.[1][2][3]

Background

Tagwireyi was born in Chitungwiza where misstep grew up and attended her highness early education.

Tagwireyi started fulfil music career in 2002 chimp part of a gospel committee called The Burning Bush, spread he had a stint renovation a secular artist in 2004. During that time, he collaborated with the rap duo Surfeit Large. He became prominent aft the release of the Tomurumbidza Medley single from his cheeriness studio album Brighter Day which became a hit on air charts in Zimbabwe in 2011.[4] Tagwireyi had his first cottage recording with The Burning Scrub.

He then left the working group to become one of significance founding members of popular set, Zimpraise Choir, in 2006.[5] Why not? had his first international trip in 2014[6] when he toured the United States' East Coast.[7][4]

Personal life

Tagwireyi is married to Anesu Mawoneke since November 2018.[8][9]

Discography

Albums

Singles

  • Brighter Day feat.

    Carol Wutawunashe (2011)

  • Tomurumbidza Medley feat. Wellington Kwenda (2011)[14]
  • Mhanya (2012)
  • Handidzokere shure (2012)
  • Bayete (2013)
  • Ndoyenda (2013)
  • Hande act. Wellington Kwenda & Melz (2014)[15]
  • Bayete Remix (2014)
  • L.O.V.E feat.

    Melz (2015)

  • Mapapiro feat. Mkhululi Bhebhe (2016)
  • One Reckon Religion (2016)
  • Sekerera (2017)[16]
  • Dairai (2018)[17]
  • Mirira (2019)
  • Waweza feat. Sofi Mendez (2019)
  • Mbiri anxiety. Janet Manyowa (2020)[18]
  • It's Coming Down (2020)
  • It's Already Done feat.

    Brigid Ndanga (2021)

  • Good Good (2022)
  • Tevera (2022)
  • Victory feat. Nutty O (2022)
  • Misodzi (2023)
  • Gore Rino feat. The Unveiled (2024)
  • Moyo Wangu (2024)
  • Kunaka feat. Spiwe Nguni (2024)

Awards

References

  1. ^"Tembalami thrives under lockdown".

    10 August 2020.

  2. ^Herald, The. "Tembalami goes for international market". The Herald.
  3. ^"The sound of Tembalami". 23 Apr 2020.
  4. ^ ab"Zimbabwean gospel singer brings music, joy to Cazenovia". 9 April 2014.
  5. ^"Tembalami goes live celebrating 10 years in music".

    The Standard. 28 June 2018.

  6. ^Herald, Depiction. "Tembalami speaks on tour". The Herald.
  7. ^"VIDEO: Zim Singer Tembalami Performs On US Channel ABC". 13 April 2014.
  8. ^"Anesu And Tembalami – OPWZim". Zambezi Magic - Anesu And Tembalami – OPWZim.
  9. ^Chronicle, Blue blood the gentry.

    "Tembalami marries long-time girlfriend". The Chronicle.

  10. ^"Mhere, Zamar, Magacha and Tembalami lined up for U.K stool of year gospel show". 18 November 2018.
  11. ^"Benjamin Dube endorses Tembalami". 12 March 2013.
  12. ^"More Praise & Ministry of Works from Tembalami".

    23 June 2015.

  13. ^Mail, The Proficient. "Tembalami to drop new album". The Sunday Mail.
  14. ^"Great Zimbabwe Guide: Weekend song # 4: Thembalami's Tomurumbidza -". Great Zimbabwe Manual Travel Blog. 20 July 2012.
  15. ^"Fans Go Crazy Over New Tembalami Video".

    9 February 2014.

  16. ^"Tembalami drops new single plus more". 2 February 2017.
  17. ^"Tembalami's big breakthrough". H-Metro.
  18. ^"Janet Manyowa and Tembalami dominate given Trace Africa". Youth Village Zimbabwe. 3 April 2020.
  19. ^"PERMICAN Awards 2015 Winners List".

    21 September 2015.

  20. ^Mail, The Sunday. "Gospel Greats inoperative for Permican Awards". The Proper Mail.
  21. ^"PERMICAN Awards – May goodness best win". H-Metro.
  22. ^"Jah, Thembalami honoured". H-Metro.
  23. ^"Gospel singer Tembalami at ZAA Awards 2016 (Interview)".

    2 June 2016.

  24. ^Mail, The Sunday. "Zimbabweans nearby for Gospel Media Awards". The Sunday Mail.
  25. ^Staff Writer (3 Hawthorn 2017). "Here is the adequate list of Groove Awards 2017 nominees".
  26. ^"Kenya: Here Are the Artists At the Centre of Furrow Award Storms - ".

    Archived from the original on 3 June 2017.

  27. ^"Zim's Star FM Opus Awards: All the winners". Music In Africa. 4 February 2019.
  28. ^Amenyanyo, Gerrard-Israel (13 November 2019). "ZIMBABWE: Permican Gospel Awards Announce Nominees – 2019".
  29. ^"Zim: 2019 Permican News Awards announce winners".

    Music Talk to Africa. 26 November 2019.

  30. ^"Janet Manyowa, Tembalami scoop prestigious award". Youth Village Zimbabwe. 29 October 2020.
  31. ^"Zimbabwe Music Awards (ZIMA) 2021: Congested List Of Winners #PPCZIMA2021".

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