Mac Dee pays tribute to Penwell

Wednesday, June 30, 2010

Mack Lentswenyane, popularly known as DJ Mac Dee, has always had great respect for former Matshikos lead singer Penwell Kunene.

When the talented vocalist died last year, Lentswenyane had to take off from his job at O Zone Club in Lobatse to attend the funeral in Soweto, South Africa

Now the DJ, who also doubles as music promoter, has released his album in honour of his departed hero simply titled My Hero. Mac Dee has formed a band called Face to Face and has featured the likes of Donald Botshelo (Don B), Ludwe Maki as well as Linda Sekgoma in the debut album.

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Mac Dee pays tribute to Penwell

Mack Lentswenyane, popularly known as DJ Mac Dee, has always had great respect for former Matshikos lead singer Penwell Kunene.

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