Draft:Spilulu Mukadi

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Spilulu Mukadi

Early Life and Education

Guelord Mukadi Mbolela, professionally known as Spilulu, was born on April 19, 1983, in Lubumbashi, Democratic Republic of the Congo. He developed an early interest in music and later moved to Johannesburg, South Africa, where he pursued his studies while refining his musical skills.

Musical Career

Transition to House Music

Spilulu started his career as a beatmaker in hip-hop and R&B before shifting to house music in the early 2000s. His move to Johannesburg exposed him to the South African deep house scene, influencing his unique sound. (Music in Africa)

Musical Style and Contributions

His music blends tribal village sounds with electronic beats, incorporating elements of zouk, hip-hop, and deep house. He is regarded as one of the pioneers of Afro-house in the Congolese music industry. (SoundCloud Interview)

Notable Collaborations and Works

Spilulu has collaborated with artists such as Ced, Dacosta, Neuf, and M. Joe, producing numerous singles and albums. His track “Localiser” (2021), featuring Sarah Kalume, received notable recognition. (YouTube)

Filmography

Apart from music, Spilulu has contributed to film soundtracks and appeared in Congolese productions, including: • Machini (2019) • Mangeurs de Cuivre (2016) (IMDb)

Discography

Selected Singles • Localiser (feat. Sarah Kalume) – 2021 • Unknown Lands – 2019

Albums/EPs • Ancestral Grooves – 2017

Awards and Recognition

Spilulu has been recognized for his contributions to Afro-house music and sound design, earning features in international music festivals such as Festival Amani in Goma. (MediaCongo)

References

External Links • Official Website • Music in Africa Profile • Spilulu on IMDb