Maneh

Phazimane Semela, born in Baragwanath Hospital, 4th September 1994, is a mentor and advocate for artists and youth interested in the art of music, helping them achieve their fullest potential. He provides career advice, composer, coaching, tutoring services, promotion and producing for artists from beginners to advanced. He is Director/Founder of Maneh Music Productions and professional bass player of Faith Bible Church based in Kew. As an artist under the pseudonym "Maneh Music" He has released a single entitled "unyathela ngabantwana" with accompanying music video aimed at women empowerment through appreciation for the nature of women and promote a gentleman regime to help combat gender based violence by demonstrating hope and beauty in being gentleman and the benefits thereof.

The video is on his YouTube channel under the link below;

https://youtu.be/gWMNhy7hl6A

He is a member of SAMRO and RISA, tutor to young aspiring musicians, artists, artist managers, singing, music theory and music business from market and industry experience. He lives in Orange Grove, Johannesburg.

"My passion is helping artists achieve their fullest potential, opportunity to them yearning for it and hope for the dreamer. Being entrepreneur is the full view of the field, thus becoming an "Atrepreneur" is to an artist benefit and they need a team, opportunity comes to them that yearn and various fields are filled and jobs created, hope is given to one aspiring to become and their coming brings more to fruition in the marketplace."

This is principle He serves by and calls it the "Growth-code." Helping artists become their own boss and become artrepreneurs and contribute to the economic growth of South Africa our country as we are the children of the soil.

A rainbow nation we are with much on the heritage of each nation to learn and understand our diversity as a people, good news is that the art of music creation has the power to make thin the lines that separate us and the fusion of our heritage through the music creates a work of art to express the dignity of the word ubuntu through the music and human interaction during creation process.

Phazimane has served as a backing bassist and studio musician for 12 years, during the journey having played many genres like; maskandi, mbaqanga, afro-pop, afro-soul, jazz, brass band music and a bit from the symphonies of orchestra or classical music.

He is releasing his genre-defying album of love songs which gives a glimpse of his experience in the music industry as both artist and composer under the pseudonym "Maneh Music" soon. The audio-presentation is full of love songs and purposed in advocating for hope for women, as the lyrical content is to the favor of a gentleman attitude for men and ways to show affection to a lady and see her as queen and nothing less, or distortion to the image, as will be depicted in the musical short film to follow as a series of music videos unraveling the tale from true story experiences....