Mkhululi Dube, born on 29 October 1981, is a Zimbabwean vocalist who has made a significant impact on the music scene. His journey in music commenced during his primary education in Chidobe, where he discovered his ardor for singing. Subsequently, he completed his Ordinary level at Mosi oa Tunya High School, where he further cultivated his musical abilities.

Imbube, a traditional South African vocal genre, has always been Mkhululi's most effortless and favored genre. Since joining a musical group, he has had abundant opportunities to explore the opulent sounds and harmonies of imbube. In addition to imbube, Mkhululi has also delved into umaskandi music, a genre that amalgamates traditional Zulu music with contemporary influences.

When it comes to performing live, Mkhululi is well-acquainted with the stage. With his commanding vocals and captivating stage presence, he has mesmerized audiences repeatedly. His adoration for music knows no bounds, and he finds inspiration in various genres, including umbaqanga (umaskandi) and reggae music.

One of Mkhululi's primary influences is Joseph Tshabalala, the founder of Ladysmith Black Mambazo, a renowned South African vocal group. Tshabalala's distinctive vocal style and dedication to preserving traditional music have profoundly influenced Mkhululi's own musical journey. Additionally, Mkhululi greatly admires Lucky Dube, a legendary reggae artist, and Imithente, a popular imbube group.

Mkhululi Dube's musical journey is a testament to his unwavering dedication and passion for music. Through his exploration of different genres and his unwavering commitment to live performances, he continues to captivate audiences with his exceptional talent. As he continues to evolve as an artist, there is no doubt that Mkhululi's music will leave an indelible impact on the world.