Sinky Mathe

Sinky Mathe is a South African gospel artist born on November 6, 1978, in Mabopane, Gauteng Province. He began his musical journey at a young age, participating in a gospel singing choir with his aunts. Mathe gained recognition in the music industry after revealing that he was the lead vocalist on Solly Moholo's 1999 hit song "Ke Latlhile Boghinsa," which was initially released under Moholo's name. Since then, Mathe has established himself as a prominent figure in the South African gospel scene, releasing numerous albums and singles, including "Sinky - Chomi Ya Bana" and more recent works like "Mara Why?" and "Akuvumi."

Mathe's career has been marked by perseverance and dedication to his craft. He has appeared on various platforms, including "The Sound of Silence" TV show, where he shared his experiences and performed live. His music often reflects themes of spirituality and personal growth, resonating with audiences both locally and internationally. Despite facing challenges early in his career, Mathe continues to thrive in the gospel music industry, inspiring fans with his powerful voice and heartfelt compositions.