Black Dillinger

Nkululeko Madolo aka BLACK DILLINGER, was born in the ghetto's of Capetown in the Township called Guguletu in South Africa. In the 80s and 90 of the last century the uprising of the black population in South Africa against the Apartheid-System was the topic of the day in the world wide news. The uprising culimated in riots and ends with the release of Nelson Mandela. After the defeat of Apartheid-System, BLACK DILLINGER started his career, doing music called Reggae Music working with the Cape Town Legends man like Zoro the leader of Chronic Clan Crew lang side Crosby, Jessedan with the fellow Misician man like Suga, Spencer and Ginger(Ghetto Muffin)and lot of Artists that I cant recall. In 2004 the tune called "Big Trouble" was featured on a German Big Reggae Magazin called Riddim Mag an the Tune force Black Dillinger to make a first appearance in Dutch Land in summer 2004. It just took one Peformance at the Club called Yaam in Berlin alongside Vido Jelashe and Ras Shiloh. Then the deal strike Ganjaman was so Impressed by the act and he introduced me to MKZWO - then everything started. 2006 was the official year of introducing myself to the reggae scene by playing with Big Artists like Gentleman, Ras Shiloh, Bunju Banton, Freddy Mcgregor, Richie Spice, Chuck Fender, Queen Omega, Jah Mason, Gregory Issac, YT, Culter, Eventon Blender, Antony B etc and released serveral 7inch from different productions in Europe. In 03 Feb 2007 his first album "LIVE AND LEARN" was released with many interesting guest appearances like Vido Jelashe, Rebellion the Recaller and Jah Meek. Watch Out for the Upcoming Toe 2 Toe album between BLACK DILLINGER and REBELLION the RECALLER called "THE ULTIMATE" soon come in Europian Summer. For more info log onto www.immusic.de/information or you are free to contact me on blackdillinjah@gmail.com, myspace.com/blackdillinger "blessed is all of us so let us leave in one",....King Selassie I Rule,...ITHIOPIA for Life,... Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.