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About DJ Black Coffee And What Happened To His Hand. Nkosinathi Innocent Maphumulo, also known by his stage name DJ Black Coffee, is a renowned South African Disc Jockey, songwriter, singer, and record producer. He was born on March 11, 1976 and having begun his career at a young age back in 1994, Black Coffee has endeared himself to many and has become one of the most sought after DJs in the Rainbow Nation. He won the Breakthrough DJ of the Year Award in Ibiza in 2015, but before then, he entered the limelight after participating in the Red Bull Music Academy held in Cape Town in 2004. Although he owes most of his success to his exploits as a DJ, it is pertinent to note that the Black Coffee has equally done a great job as a singer. He has released five studio albums and a live DVD, garnering lots of awards and nominations in the process. Some of his awards and nominations include South African Music Awards (SAMA), Metro FM Awards, BET Awards, DJ Awards, and Dance Music Awards, among others. Aside from his professional achievements, the DJ has equally been in the limelight for other reasons, with one being his age, as well as what happened to his hand. While these questions have kept both his fans and the media abuzz for a long time, the DJ has done little to let his fans into his personal life. That being said, let’s tell you everything you need to know. DJ Black Coffee’s Interest In Music Began At a Very Young Age. The DJ was born as Nkosinathi Innocent Maphumulo on March 11, 1976. He is a native of Umlazi, KwaZulu Natal, South Africa. When he was very young, he moved to Umtata, the hometown of Nelson Mandela, in Ngangelizwe township. Although nothing much is known about his parents and family, it is known that he spent most of his formative years with his mom as a result of his parents’ separation. Growing up, the young Maphumulo found solace in music, hence, he started singing during his high school days. Consequently, he enrolled at Technikon Natal (now Durban University of Technology), where he studied Jazz music. While there, he formed an Afro-pop trio known as SHANA, alongside his schoolmates Mnqobi Mdabe (Shota) and Thandukwazi Sikhosana (Demor). However, he didn’t complete his studies at Technikon Natal as he dropped out to focus on his music career. When he was 14 years old, DJ Black Coffee was involved in an accident, which left one of his hands damaged. According to the story he shared on Instagram, the accident happened in 1990, on the eve of Nelson Mandela’s release. At the time, the whole country was filled with excitement, with everyone both young and old celebrating Mandela’s release. The young DJ and his granny also joined the chorus, and while at it, he heard a great sound like that of someone shooting at those celebrating, not knowing it was a car that had lost control. https://www.instagram.com/p/B8a0_mFplKz/?utm_sourceig_embed After the incident, he saw himself and a few others being rushed to the hospital, and although the doctors thought it was a minor injury and sent him home, the pain never subsided even after the next day. Consequently, his granny sent him to see a specialist at a hospital in Durban. There, it was later confirmed that the nerves on his shoulder were damaged, which resulted in him losing the sense of feeling on the arm. It was indeed a very difficult moment in Maphumulo’s life. Although he has experienced several turns and twists because of his paralyzed arm, it never derailed his career pursuit. As things would later pan out, Doctors informed DJ Black Coffee that it would take some time before he regains his strength on his injured arm. The young musician passed through lots of difficulties and even wanted to give up at some point, but he never did. He remained persistent, undeterred, and continued making music with his schoolmates – Mnqobi Mdabe and Thandukwazi Sikhosana. The trio was later signed to a record label called Melt 2000. Few years down the line, Maphumulo discovered his undeniable passion in music production, and consequently, he earned a spot in the Red Bull Music Academy that was held in 2003. Seeing a light at the end of the tunnel, Maphumulo put the wealth of experiences he garnered in the music academy to good use, thus releasing his first popular song titled Happiness. Upon release, the song garnered positive reviews and ushered the young artist into the limelight. Interestingly, the song was later featured on DJs at Work album. More so, Maphumulo’s deformity led him to think that he would never be good enough to work as a DJ. However, in 2005, leveraging on the success of his first song, Maphumulo went into music production (as a DJ), hence, the birth of DJ Black Coffee as we know today. Since then, he has never slowed down in his career, and his works have earned his huge fame in South Africa and beyond. The artist has also performed both on the local and international stage. https://www.instagram.com/p/Brc31LBhGKz/?utm_sourceig_embed His Five Successful Music Albums Since he entered the South African music scene, DJ Black Coffee has released five studio albums, as well as a live DVD and two EPs. In 2005, he launched his first self titled debut album, which featured collaborations with high profile music stars like Thandiswa Mazwai, Busi Mhlongo, and Hugh Masekela, among others. The album was well-received by fans and music lovers across South Africa. It fetched Black Coffee his first award at the 2006 MTN SAMA Awards. Two years later, in 2007, the talented DJ released his second studio album, Have Another One, with collaborations with Siphokazi, Busi Mhlongo, and Kwaito. This album was also a hit and a commercial success, garnering positive reviews both in South Africa and Europe. Another album followed in 2009 and was titled Home Brewed. His live DVD, Africa Rising, was released in 2010, and the album sold double platinum within the first month after its release. It also featured the likes of Bucie and Toshi Tikolo. In September 2015, DJ Black Coffee took the SA music industry by storm as he launched another music album titled Pieces of Me. The album got positive reviews and was certified platinum in October of the same year. He had collaborations with Lungi Naidoo, Portia Monique, and Ribatone. In 2016, he released an EP titled The Journey Continues, and two years later, he followed it up with another EP Music is King. Awards And Recognition Since the inception of his career, DJ Black Coffee has recorded tremendous success in his career, garnering several awards and recognition in the process. He has also made huge wealth through his career and is regarded as one of the most bankable African music artists, with a net worth of $60 million. Black Coffee also made history in 2010 when he staged a 60-hour non-stop performance at Maponya Mall. His exploits have equally seen him perform at high-profile events, including the 2016 Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival and Ultra Music Festival. That said, it is not surprising that the South African DJ has got over 18 award nominations, out of which he has won a few. He has also headlined several tours in South Africa, America, and Europe. Some of these awards include: SAMA Best Urban Dance Album – 2005 South African Music Awards – 2010 SAMA Best Male Artist – 2010 Health Magazine Best Man – 2010 Metro FM Award for Best Produced Album – 2010 Metro FM Award for Best Dance Album – 2010 Channel O Award for Most Talented Male Artist – 2011 Sunday Times Generation Next Award for Coolest DJ – 2012 SAMA Best Dance Album – 2013 Sunday Times Generation Next Award for Coolest DJ – 2013 Sunday Times Generation Next Award for Coolest DJ – 2014 DJ Awards for Breakthrough DJ of the Year – 2015 AMA Best Dance Album – 2016 Album of the Year Best Engineered Album International Recognition – 2016 BET Award for Best International Act: Africa – 2016 DJ Awards Best Deep House DJ – 2016 DJ Awards Best Deep House DJ – 2017 Dance Music Awards South Africa Best International Producer – 2018 Best International DJ – 2018

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