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I' m running a competition to see which nations are most strongly represented on the www.BombShelterEnt.com website. the order is as follows, Zambia in1st, USA in 2nd, UK in 3rd, Botswana in 4th, Israel in 5th, Russia in 6th followed by India, Franc…
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- Name:
- Malenge Terence Ngondo
- City:
- Lusaka
- Relationship Status
- Single
- Current occupation:
- IT (Web design) and Music Producer/ Artist
- School or University
- Bedford School (UK), Richmond American University (London)
- About Me:
- Styles MC- The Biography
Born in Lusaka, Zambia on the 4th June 1980, Styles MC; aka Malenge Terence Ngondo. Lived and studied there until he moved to England in 1990 for study purposes. He completed his General Certificate in Standard Education at Bedford School, Bedfordshire in 1996 and remained there another two years to complete his A- Levels.
Although never deciding to take up music academically Malenge maintained great interest in music spanning a collection of over a hundred albums. On his trips back to Zambia in the mid to late 1990s he managed to fit in a fair number of DJing gigs (a hobby of his) and did his first vocal performance with his brother and MC, Dangerous Guy aka Your Daily Bred, at Zambia’s first major Hip Hop Competition ‘The Million Kwacha Rap Contest’ in October of 1998 hosted by Chisha Folotiys ( TV Presenter, ‘Carte Blanche’ in South Africa and owner of ‘Tiyende Magazine’ and ‘Mondo music’; major brands in Zambia). This also allowed Malenge the opportunity to do radio interviews and skits on Radio Phoenix (the largest radio station in Zambia).
Going back toUniversity in England in January 1999, Malenge focused mainly on his computer studies Djing only occasionally at the local Hall of Richmond International University in London and on some occasions West End London clubs, but there were no vocal performances to be seen for his dark and dastardly alter ego Styles MC. During the years 0f 1999 to 2004 Malenge still continued to write music and lyrics, writing songs for friends in College bands and Styles MC material but his own stuff was never recorded until he returned back to Zambia in September 2004.
Since then he has gone back to his production and song writing routes producing over 150 tracks over the last 2 years. Sounds includ Hip Hop, R n B, House, Trance, Break Beat, Garage, Drum N Bass, Jazz/ Swing, Reggae and Pop. (The release of any legitimate materials so far has been spoiled by vocal tampering as caused by equipment problems in Zambia.)
Though he has chosen to release 'The Demo' first (a compelation of tracks from his first 5 albums), His first Dance record ‘Ascendance’ and his first Hip Hop and R n B double album ‘Ghost Stories Vs Radio’ are now set to be released before the end of 2007. Critics claim there’s been nothing like it.
Album releases have been held back my more than a year due to piracy and theft of the BSE studio but the Styles wear range is available for the purchasing of Polo shirts, T- shirts, Caps and ladies body tops. We should expect and album release in November 2007.
Albums
Styles MC- The Demo
UPC/ Barcode: stylesmc-20070905050920
- Tag causes (the causes or issues you are most passionate about):
- Human Rights Issues, Media Ownership, Music as an Agent for Social Change, Political Action, Urban Redevelopment, Youth Development, Other
- If other, please list:
- BSE- www.BombShelterEnt.com
- Project or initiative you have started or would love to start:
- Just started my own music studio and would like to get into film production
- What skills and resources do you currently have for your initiative? What are the current needs for your initiative?
- have PCs and software but could always use more. Need some cameras and investment
- What kind of change do you hope to create in your community or in the world? Why are you passionate about this? How has your personal story led you to this passion?
- Just more social development, we have money we just don't know how to use it.
- Additional Comments/Favorite Quote/Favorite Album/Other:
- Life is what happens when your making plans
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I' m running a competition to see which nations are most strongly represented on the www.BombShelterEnt.com website. the order is as follows, Zambia in1st, USA in 2nd, UK in 3rd, Botswana in 4th, Israel in 5th, Russia in 6th followed by India, France and Sweden. visit the site and post your coments to make your hits count
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