RAYNALD MPALI

CAPE TOWN (ZAF)
Role(s):
Founder/Owner/Principal

RAYNAY

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Location: CAPE TOWN
Industry: Media
Year Founded: 2012
Number Employees: 1-10 people
Business Stage: Growth (profitable)
Entity Type: Nonprofit Corporation
Description: Raynald & Reginald Mpali, (raynay) was born June 5th 1991 in Kimberley, De Aar South Africa. We started singing & dancing together as kids and by thirteen we were already performing in school talent shows, weddings, and private parties. Being twins who could sing and dance, we were delighted and encouraged to find people really liked what we were doing. In high school we had become somewhat renowned within our circle of friends & extended family making our mark as emerging talents with aspirations to dedicate ourselves to a professional career and take it worldwide. We wrote and recorded our first two Pop-R&B singles, 'Baby You’re the One' and 'Confused' in 2012, and shot our first music video for the song “Baby You’re the One.” Later that year we signed up on various internet music websites and put the video on YouTube. From there it's all started coming together as we attracted more fans and recognition on social media. in 2016 we recorded our EP album at Cosher recording studio in cape town and Empire studio’s in cape town. and we also did a video for the song "drinks on us”. the video for that song making waves on YouTube We're now focused on our new EP “Campus girl” which we recorded at Cosher recording studio and Empire studio’s in cape town 2020-2023 last year year 2023 we work with an international distribution company call RNC music from Italy who distribute our music to all digital store’s we are telling the world about the northern cape region/De Aar etc. and people are curious about our up brings and roots. We believe that hard work, positive energy & dedication are the key to making dreams come true - as they are for us. We sincerely hope you enjoy our music and will follow us on our musical journey! Yours truly Raynald & Reginald - RayNay