Oleseng Shuping and The Atteridgeville Happy Boys were an acclaimed South African gospel ensemble known for their stirring and soulful performances. Imbued with a deep sense of spirituality and the rich, melodious roots of African gospel, their music often served as a beacon of hope and faith for many listeners. Oleseng, the frontman, was not only celebrated for his captivating voice but also for his ability to convey the message of each song with powerful emotive force.

Throughout their career, the group released numerous albums and songs that resonated deeply with fans of traditional South African gospel music. With tracks like "Oho Ntate Re Hauhele," "Re Hauhele," "Moya," "Letona La Kandase," and "Motse Oa Sione," they managed to both preserve and promote the legacy of gospel music within the cultural tapestry of South Africa. Their compilation album, "The Best Of The Atteridgeville Happy Boys," is a testament to their influence and the timeless appeal of their music in the gospel genre. Sadly, Oleseng Shuping passed away in 2010, but his and the band's contribution continue to inspire and uplift new generations of music lovers.

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Latest Release

Oho Ntate Re Hauhele

Oleseng And The Atteridgeville Happy Boys

Album - 12 Tracks - Released January 1, 2007