MMINO WA SIONE PODCAST - EPISODE 8 | CONNY LAMOLA | Upbringing | Oleseng | Cool Spot | Sione Artists
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- Опубліковано 19 жов 2023
- In this episode of Mmino Wa Sione Podcast, we are honored to host the talented Conny Lamola as she shares her remarkable journey through the Gospel music industry. Join us for a deep dive into her life, from the early days of her childhood to the challenges she faced and the mentors who guided her along the way.
Conny Lamola's musical odyssey began at the tender age of 9 when she discovered her love for singing. We'll take a journey through her upbringing and the pivotal moment when she realized her passion for music, setting her on the path to a remarkable career.
One of the turning points in Conny's life was when she bravely submitted her demo at Cool Spot. We'll explore the hurdles and triumphs she encountered during this critical phase, as she sought to establish herself in the competitive world of Gospel music.
A defining chapter in Conny's journey was her encounter with the late Oleseng Shuping, a legendary figure in South African Gospel music. Oleseng became not only a mentor but a guiding light in her life, and we'll delve into the heartwarming story of how he nurtured her talents and inspired her to reach for the stars.
being at Cool Spot, Meant Conny would work with influential figures like Mally Watson and Ken Haycock. We'll get an inside look at the creative processes, challenges, and successes she encountered while working with these industry professionals.
But not every note in Conny's journey was harmonious, as she navigated the intricate world of contract negotiations and the pressures of the music industry. We'll discuss the contract situations that put her determination to the test and offer insight into the realities of the business.
In a thought-provoking segment, Conny shares her perspective on the challenges Sione artists face when it comes to supporting each other. Her insights shed light on the need for unity and collaboration within the Gospel music community.
Join us for this deeply personal and revealing episode with Conny Lamola as we celebrate her journey through the Gospel music industry-a story of faith, resilience, mentorship, and the enduring power of Gospel music to inspire and uplift. Don't miss this engaging installment of Mmino Wa Sione Podcast.
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What an inspiring episode, Ausi Conny spoke like a mother queen...she deserves her flowers
Love how humble she is,she preaches love.I really enjoyed this.
Great Interview and special guest and message. If there is anything I have learned, we need to own Oleseng's story and create a documentary about his life and his impact and how different he was doing his things in relation to music and related matters. Although some stories are sacred we need these stories to be told so that people can understand who he really was. He has very unique and fascinating stories, that story deserves to be told. Otherwise, Netflix will own this story.
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Oleseng benefit concert was de best , all artists who performed were great…Vusi Gama ,Mjeremani,Nkosana &Andries ,as Ausi Conny singing Matla ke a gago Jehovah n mjeramani came in three lines,Eix baf2
La ema ema jitas aowa, boelang morago
I am glad your guests are sited comfortably without having to hold the microphone, well done guys.
hahahahahaha thank you for coming back and giving compliment!!
Hahahaha you look proper now
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Thanks for watching guys!!!!
Hi,guys can you please interview Kgosietsile Mpame from north West 0721522915
Another artist Innocent from Rustenburg
You must start being professional and original. Stop being Macg wanabe. Reduce those up and down during the show. Podcast doesn't mean up and down and unprofessionalism. You're on something with this podcast. I am encouraging to make a proper professional podcast which even after 15 years, you could put on another platform. Just because it is a Podcast doesn't give you have license for being professional, that uprofessional behavior is disturbing. For you to attract sponsors you be professional. I wish you all the best.
Hi Tshepo. I feel you can make your point without having to be harsh. We are us and not trying to be anyone else. If what we are is similar to something else, well that is the world we live in!! You could have made your point without being like that. Thanks
I love you 'the host', for you are neutral. However, the same thing cannot be said about Makhura. Makhura, i like you bro yaka, but you have a problem of hinting favoritism. Please, Let's strive for neutrality at all times. Whenever Moleseng is mentioned, you hint excessive favoritism, that's unfair to another artist. Hence i emphasize neutrality. Do not show or hint favoritism to certain artists. Please, Learn that from the host! Peace!! I like all artists, hence i hate promotion of selected artist! Peace!!@@BoleDImakeProduction
Conny, my sister, we appreciate you!! Will also give you support!!
@@BoleDImakeProduction my apologies guys, I am really really sorry for being harsh. But please consider my criticism about professionalism. I criticize you because I want you to be best. I love you guys, I didn't mean to kill your spirit