Splash new album, revisit of history
Thursday, June 09, 2011
The 12-track album from the South African maestro would have disco fans, especially those who have followed the group since its early days in 1986, reliving the old times when the young Tshanda broke into the disco scene under the mentorship of the late Hamilton Nzimande.
In particular the track Stop Fighting, which is a remix from Splash's Snake album, re-ignites memories of when disco music was the "real deal". The time when Brentwood pants, Crocket and Jones sharp pointed shoes defined a street smart "gentleman".
As many wondered what wrong the young boy could have done to end up killed, it emerged that his own cousin was a suspect in the murder after he claimed P50,000 from Botswana Life. Thato Tsametse, who was last week sentenced to death for the murder of his cousin, had reportedly taken out two Mmoloki Funeral Covers valued at P25,000 each.Over the years, the media has been covering the murder case, and some revelation has come up that certain...