Sky’s the limit for Tinashe

With a career going from strength to strength and an impressive resume of material, Tinashe Jorgenson Kachingwe is one artiste who is at the top of that list.

Tinashe, who uses her first name as her stage name, was born in America and is a singer-songwriter, actress, dancer and former model.
Her entry in the music career was when she was one of the five members of a girl band named “The Stunners”.

Her stay with the group was short-lived because she left the group to begin her solo career.
Tinashe released two critically acclaimed mix-tapes the following year, namely “In Case We Die” (2012) and “Reverie”.

In the aftermath of her successful career she caught the attention of the label RCA Records, with whom she signed a deal in 2012 and is now working on a solo album, due for release in 2013.

And if her music career is not enough her movie career is also quite impressive. Making her debut as an actress in the television film “Cora Unashamed” in 2000.
She also used voice over narration for the film “The Polar Express” starring Tom Hanks and yet another role in “Akeelah and the Bee” in 2006.

She transitioned from movies to the series with a frequent role from 2008 to 2009 in the popular “Two And a Half Men”.
With videos on YouTube like her cover of the Lil Wayne hit “How to Love” having a million views, as well as her video “Boss” having over 740 000 views with an album on the way we might be witnessing one of the world’s next superstar.

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