Oleseng Shuping

Oleseng Shadrack Shuping (27 December 1963 – 12 July 2010) was a South African Best gospel singer. At the time of his death, South Africa's Drum magazine described him as "one of the most loved gospel stars in Mzansi." The City Press described him as "a giant of the South African traditional gospel genre".

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• Oleseng shuping pula tsa letlhogonolo sentebale le nna king of gospel south africa gospel hits
• Oleseng shuping morena ha ore yalo
• Solo
• With The Attridgeville Happy Boys
• References

At the age of 14, Shuping became part of the male choir Atteridgeville Happy Boys, playing regional events. The group did not release an album until 1992, Mahlomoleng Aka. However, the band temporarily stopped recording after two more albums because they felt they were not being properly compensated for their albums. During this time, Shuping released a successful solo album, Segopolopolo Boikgnatsho. He would continue releasing solo, backed by The African Gospel Singers, and with his band. In 2004, he created his own record label, OSSH Productions.

Shuping died on 12 July 2010 of pneumonia. He had been in poor health since a serious car accident on 12 June 2006 left him a quadriplegic and cost him a lung, leaving him unable to sing.

Solo

I need Your Touch (2009)

Tse Ratwang (2009)

Double Gold Gospel Hits (2008)

Dithoriso Diye Go Ntate (2006)

Africa (2005)

Hare Atla Ka Boikhantsho (2004)

My Shepherd (2004)

Kea Cha, Kea Tuka (2003)

Glory To God (2003)

Sentebale Le Nna (2001)

Ungigqilazelani? (2001)

Oa Lebona Naa? (2000)

Morena Ha Ore Yalo (1999)

Segopole Boikhantsho (1998)

With The Attridgeville Happy Boys

Oho Ntate Re Hauela (2007)

Ke Fodile (2006)

Ikgetheleng (2005)

The Best Of Atteridgeville Happy Boys (2003)

Yaka Kgosi (2003)

Letona La Kandase (2002)

Motse Oa Sione (2001)

Rea Mo Leboha (2000)

Marumo Fase (1999)

Moya (1996)

Rehauhele (1995)

Mahlomoleng A Ka (1992)

Atteridgeville HB