Mahali Selepe

Mahali Selepe is a musician from Lesotho who was born on 1 February 1981. She started singing at a tender age in Lesotho and later in South Africa. She moved to UK in 2002 and starting singing from 2005. In 2008 she released her debut solo album called 'Dignified'. Has music has been played in South Africa and a number of radio stations in the UK and here in Africa such as Lesedi FM, Light FM, BBC Radio Three Counties and BBC Radio Leicester.

She was part of the Gospel Rock finals in London in 2010. As a result of this she was interviewed on premier gospel radio. In 2010 she also had her Live DVD recording in Kettering Lighthouse Theatre, Kettering, Northamptonshire, U.K.

She has performed in small and big Christian events and conferences across the UK, mainly within the Seventh Day Adventist cycles but also including Pentecostal church events. Mahali appeared on the BBC Leicester, Into Africa showt to promote her music.
In May 2011 she hosted another live gospel concert in Leeds from which she recorded her second DVD entitled Four Days Late. In Summer of 2011 Mahali was a praise and worship leader at the Spirit Embassy Church, Birmingham branch in the UK.

In June 2012 she was nominated Artist of The Year for the African Gospel Music Awards.
In July 2012 she was part of a group called SAfricanto made up of singers from Southern Africa which sang at the London Olympics BT River of Music. As part of SAfricanto, Mahali was part of a ten voice ensemble which also sang with the legendary Hugh Masekela as his backing vocalists.