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In the span of his career, Ringo has produced over a dozen albums and performed and collaborated with a host of different famous South African and international artists - like Simply Red, Eric Clapton, Hugh Masekela, UB40, SA kwaito star Mandoza and Caiphus Semenya (for the film, The Lion King).
The multi-talented singer, drummer and guitarist, was born in the Cape Town township of Gugulethu. His first foray into the entertainment world was still at school - where he led an A cappella group that performed at community functions.
His childhood nickname, Ringo (in reference to the Beatles drummer, Ringo Star), was born out of his passion for drumming.
Ringo first shot to fame when - as frontman for the band Peto - the group won the Shell Road to Fame talent competition in 1986. The award led to them performing alongside musical legend, Eric Clapton, at the King's Trust concert in Swaziland.
His career took a dramatic turn for the best when he met Bob Marley's ex-producer, Chris Blackwell, who encouraged him to sing in his native tongue. Blackwell also inspired Ringo to start seeing his music as a powerful weapon for social change.
This meeting made a deep impression on Ringo and he set out on a mission to "create music that will heal". Ringo is renowned for his inspirational music and his plights to raise awareness around important social issues like aids, poverty, violence, abuse and drugs.
== Lyrics Ringo Into Yam | Please contact us if you have the lyrics of the song Into Yam by Ringo Madlingozi ==
If you like vocally-driven world music with heart, you'll adore the soulful sounds of this talented Xhosa balladeer.
Molo says: "A song says more then a hundred articles. At CapeTownMagazine.com we will introduce you to a host of different South African musicians to listen to online: from lounge to jazz, and Xhosa to Afrikaans. Common denominator: Good South African music to listen to online, that you can listen to anywhere in the world.
Read about other South African musicians in our Pulse section, find live music venues in Cape Town or subscribe to our free monthly newsletter for up-to-date info on the South African music scene".
Molo's favourite occasions to listen to Ringo Madlingozi: On a road trip through Swaziland; on a deserted beach in the Transkei; or when relaxing next to the fire at a lazy summer braai".