05 Feb 2017

Years after riding the hard patch of life, Mingo Touch has finally found a new lease of life.

The once popular and self-acclaimed king of house-kwasa, real name Aminoni Mujokeri is elated about his calling from God, which according to him becomes stronger by the day.

“This time I have accepted Jesus. I have accepted God. A lot happened in the past my brother and I strongly believe God’s time is now,” said Mingo seemingly delighted by burying his odious past and focusing on a mission to establish a relationship with God.

Mingo has dropped a brand new single titled, It’s all about Jesus, declaring that he dedicate his life and music career to the word of God.

During the interview, Mingo has a mean and disparaging tone when he reflects on the up and downs of his life.

He recounts the sad events in his life which forced him to make a dramatic entrance into the spiritual world.

At some point in life, he had to endure a painful break up with his childhood partner and as if that was not enough his new car was stolen in South Africa.

Mingo needed a transformation at this point in life. Nothing was going his way.

Mingo finally discovered the way to a meaningful life through gospel putting together a refreshing gospel hit and visiting the Christ Embassy International to fellowship.

His new spiritual home’s founding leader is renowned Nigerian pastor, Chris Oyakhilome and is headquartered in Lagos.

It is now a new year and a new chapter for the 26-years-old Gaborone West born and bred artiste, who shot to prominence immediately after the release of the chart topping album titled Tshaba Tsotsi, a catchy fusion of kwasa-kwasa and house music.

The album was to become a launching pad for his illustrious music career.

Things turned out sour for the youngster just after the popularity of Tshaba tsotsi waned as his next two projects did not draw the same attention.
 In the past, Mingo has worked with reputable artiste from as far as South Africa and Zimbabwe and featured some of the finest lyricists locally in the mould of Atasaone

Molemogi affectionately known as ATI and Amantle Brown.

He has also done collaboration with Mosako of di-Come together fame. He has also featured top Zimbabwean dancehall artiste, Jah Praiser.

His latest offering It’s all about Jesus, he features Polena Sebopelo and Godfrey Keitebatse.

The danceable tune was fine-tuned by Sireletsang Council known for producing hits such as Tlhomela.

The single is a build up to his forthcoming album set to be released late this year. BOPA