Umbrella Tone

WELCOME TO THE HOME OF TALENT. MUSIC AT IT`S BEST !!!

UMBRELLA TONE

UMBRELLA TONE

THE HOME OF TALENT, AN EXTRACT FROM THE TOP SHELF OF PERFECTION !!

Andrei`s Mashaba hails from Limpopo province. He is the brother of the late platinum selling artist UMANJI. Mashaba felt like he really needed to continue from where his brother left. And now, ladies and gentlemen introducing the man and the music, the maestro himself

UMBRELLA !!!

PROFILE

Personal information

Name : Andries Mashaba

Stage name : Umbrella

Date of birth : 12/12/78

Nationality : South African

Religion : Christian

Home language : Tsonga

Started music : During early primary

Inspired by : Umanji

Greatest Expirience

Sharing the stage with the like`s of Koffi Olomido, Oliver Mutukudzi,Ringo and many up coming artist`s.

Toughest Challenge

Starting my own company. It has always been a dream.

Word for the up coming artist`s

Work hard to reach your goals and remember patience pays. If God is on your side, there is no one is againist you.

THE ALBUM

Title : My Shadow

Musical genre : African Folk Jazz

Theme : Tribute for Umanji

Produced by : Thabo Ledwaba and Umbrella

Album`s recorded : This is my debut

Album launch : 2010, fans will be noticed

Generally

the album is packed with good sing along melodies that will certainly take the world by storm. I feel like my brother left a big gap as far as south african music is concernd so it is my responsibility to take over from where he left.

May your soul rest in peace big brother,

Johannes Nkuna a.k.a Umanji

FUTURE PLAN`S

- See my artistic talents grow from strenght to strenght. I believe that l can do anything if magic made it.

-If god grants my wish, I want to build my own musical school called the Umanji School of Exellence as my community give back program

THE SOUTH AFRRICAN MUSIC INDUSTRY

I can say the music industry is full of greedy people who want to get everything for themselves. companies are giving musician`s raw deals and piracy is still a major threat, l think the government should do something about it.