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| − | Emmerson T Mnangagwa is the son to the | + | '''Emmerson T Mnangagwa''' aka DJ St Emmo is the son to the President [[Emmerson Mnangagwa]]. He is a professional DJ and has had a career in the industry in South Africa. |
==Background== | ==Background== | ||
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==Educational Background== | ==Educational Background== | ||
| − | Emmerson T Mnangagwa received his junior and senior education at St.Johns preparatory school and College before moving to the then Kyle College in Masvingo.<ref name="emmo"> Personal Interview</ref> He then moved to Cape Town where he studied music production for two years.<ref name="emmo"/> | + | Emmerson T Mnangagwa received his junior and senior education at St.Johns preparatory school and College before moving to the then Kyle College in Masvingo.<ref name="emmo">Personal Interview</ref> He then moved to Cape Town where he studied music production for two years.<ref name="emmo"/> |
==Work History== | ==Work History== | ||
| − | Having completed his studies in South Africa, he then went on to work for Cape Town Sounds for six years.<ref name="emmo"/> He went on to establish the [http://themovement.co.zw/ '''The Movement'''] in 2013. The popular joint hosts various artistes ranging from musicians to comedians who converge to entertain patrons<ref name="KI"> [http://themovement.co.zw/ The Movement], Retrieved: January 23, 2013</ref> | + | Having completed his studies in South Africa, he then went on to work for Cape Town Sounds for six years.<ref name="emmo"/> He went on to establish the [http://themovement.co.zw/ '''The Movement'''] in 2013. The popular joint hosts various artistes ranging from musicians to comedians who converge to entertain patrons<ref name="KI">[http://themovement.co.zw/ The Movement], Retrieved: January 23, 2013</ref> |
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| + | ==Music career== | ||
| + | He was reported to have released a song titled "Euphoria" which was in done in collaboration with Rutendo Machiridza. The song was said to have received widespread airplay on most radio stations.<ref name="a">Simbarashe Manhango [https://www.newsday.co.zw/2014/03/05/mnangagwas-son-releases-hip-hop-single/ Mnangagwa’s son releases hip-hop single], ''NewsDay'', Published: March 5, 2014, Retrieved: January 23, 2015</ref> It was also said that his interest in music has been present for a very long time, immersing himself into various genres of music since he was a young man. He also did other singles which featured [[Tererai Mugwadi]] titled "Good Mourning Haterz" | ||
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| + | ===Albums=== | ||
| + | In March 2018, St Emmo released an album named Abstracica. The album has eight tracks and features Sylent Nqo, Hope Masike, Colleta, Stan C and Vee Mukarati. [https://news.pindula.co.zw/2018/03/20/mnangagwas-son-st-elmo-releases-album/ Mnangagwa’s Son St Emmo Releases Album] | ||
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==Video Gallery: The Movement== | ==Video Gallery: The Movement== | ||
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{{#ev:youtube|https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ep0bzwwafag|500||Tuesday Comedy nights at The Movement|frame|}} | {{#ev:youtube|https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ep0bzwwafag|500||Tuesday Comedy nights at The Movement|frame|}} | ||
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==References== | ==References== | ||
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Latest revision as of 10:18, 6 July 2018
| Emmerson T Mnangagwa | |
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| Born | Emmerson T Mnangagwa November 1, 1988 |
| Residence | Harare, Zimbabwe |
| Education | St Johns College, Kyle College, Cape Audio College |
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| Parent(s) | Emmerson Mnangagwa |
Emmerson T Mnangagwa aka DJ St Emmo is the son to the President Emmerson Mnangagwa. He is a professional DJ and has had a career in the industry in South Africa.
Background
He was born on November 1, 1988.
Educational Background
Emmerson T Mnangagwa received his junior and senior education at St.Johns preparatory school and College before moving to the then Kyle College in Masvingo.[1] He then moved to Cape Town where he studied music production for two years.[1]
Work History
Having completed his studies in South Africa, he then went on to work for Cape Town Sounds for six years.[1] He went on to establish the The Movement in 2013. The popular joint hosts various artistes ranging from musicians to comedians who converge to entertain patrons[2]
Music career
He was reported to have released a song titled "Euphoria" which was in done in collaboration with Rutendo Machiridza. The song was said to have received widespread airplay on most radio stations.[3] It was also said that his interest in music has been present for a very long time, immersing himself into various genres of music since he was a young man. He also did other singles which featured Tererai Mugwadi titled "Good Mourning Haterz"
Albums
In March 2018, St Emmo released an album named Abstracica. The album has eight tracks and features Sylent Nqo, Hope Masike, Colleta, Stan C and Vee Mukarati. Mnangagwa’s Son St Emmo Releases Album
Video Gallery: The Movement
Picture Gallery
St.Emmo
Emmerson and Tererai Mugwadi posing for a photo for the song the did together
St.Emmo in the studio
Emmerson aka St.Emmo on the decks
St.Emmo posing for a photo
St.Emmo with a friend
References
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 Personal Interview
- ↑ The Movement, Retrieved: January 23, 2013
- ↑ Simbarashe Manhango Mnangagwa’s son releases hip-hop single, NewsDay, Published: March 5, 2014, Retrieved: January 23, 2015