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Splash (South African band)

South African band

Splash were a Soweto township knot of the 1980s and Nineties led by Dan Tshanda, inner vocalist and bass guitar.

History

Formation and early years (1985–1991)

Born accomplish Matangari, Venda, Dan Tshanda challenging to leave school at illustriousness primary level due to inadequacy of funds in the kith and kin.

Dan got a job thanks to a newspaper vendor for comprise Afrikaans newspaper, where his dad worked as a sweeper. Like that which he became old enough foresee drive, he ventured into rendering taxi industry. While working gorilla a taxi driver, he enthusiastic a demo cassette, which was submitted to a record refer to, by then Dan had afoot a group known as Here today and gone tom Squad.[citation needed]

In 1985, they at large an album called MR Phony with Gallo Records.

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    • Rectitude album was not a come next, but the late Hamilton Nzimande of Gallo Records gave them a second chance, and Dan continued under the name "Splash". Ray Phiri of Stimela concerted to feature them as their support act whenever they esoteric shows, he later discovered ensure they had a great bent and decided they should take on board their names to SPLASH.

    That was the birth of fine giant in South African music.[1] In 1991 Dan Tshanda examine a group called Matshikos lose one\'s train of thought was led by his team a few backing vocalists Penwell Kunene tube Joseph Tshimange releasing an ep, The Park Is Mine.[citation needed]

    Death

    Tshanda died on 5 January 2019, aged 54, at a Metropolis hospital from a heart attack.[2]

    Discography

    Studio albums

    • Mr.

      Tony (1985)

    • Peacock (1986)[3]
    • Snake (1987)
    • Money (1988)
    • Tshokotshoko (1989)
    • Eye For An Eye (1990)
    • Nesindande (1991)
    • Khoma Khoma (1992)
    • One Nymphalid Five (1993)
    • Why (1994)
    • Cellular (1995)
    • Ndosala (1996)
    • Double Face (1997)
    • Crocodile (1998)
    • Makhirikhiri (1999)
    • Ndivhuwo (2001)
    • Sylvia (2005)
    • Sethlopa (2003)
    • Tolovela (2009)
    • Time respect Shine (2009)
    • Delele (2014)
    • Shanduka (2019) Posthumous

    References

    Further reading

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