PhatD Tha HolocauST (Dingani Rashid Ndapisha) Full Biography

PhatD Tha HolocauST, also known by his real names Dingani Rashid Ndapisha, is a remarkable and conscious lyrical MC hailing from the vibrant slums under the Zambezi sun.

Born on July 25th, 1992, in Lusaka, Zambia, PhatD possesses a rich musical talent that resonates deeply with his audience.

This multifaceted artist has dedicated time and effort to master various skills in the performing arts, making him a true force to be reckoned with.

From his captivating performances on stage to his contributions in TV and radio commercial advertising, PhatD’s talent knows no bounds. Furthermore, he has honed his expertise in music writing, producing, and even offers consultation services in the field of information and communication technology (ICT).

PhatD’s musical journey was shaped by his upbringing in a family deeply rooted in the music scene. Immersed in a music-oriented environment, he discovered his true calling and dedicated himself to perfecting his craft.

Drawing inspiration from legendary hip-hop artists like Nas, Big Pun, 2Pac, Notorious B.I.G., Rakim, and the incomparable Michael Jackson, PhatD’s music carries the influence of these icons he admired during his youth.

Embracing his passion for music, PhatD describes his artistic expression as a blissful experience that fuels his creativity. As a rapper, he utilizes his talent as a powerful tool to bring about positive change in society.

Through his lyrics, PhatD sheds light on real-life issues and social challenges that impact his community. He uses his platform to create awareness and inspire transformative action, aiming to make a lasting impact through his music.

PhatD Tha HolocauST is an artist whose music transcends mere entertainment. With a profound commitment to addressing societal concerns, he weaves a tapestry of truth and inspiration through his lyrics.

Through his artistry and dedication to making a difference, PhatD continues to leave an indelible mark on the music industry and beyond.

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