Deborah Marcia Fraser, born on June 9, 1965 in KwaMashu, Natal, South Africa,
began her career as a backing vocalist for prominent acts such as Ladysmith
Black Mambazo and Brenda Fassie in the mid‑1980s. Her breakthrough came in 2000
with the album Abanye Bayombona, which sold over one million copies in South
Africa. She followed with Born Again (2001), Udlalile Nagbantu (2003),
Ngikuxolele (2004), Isililo (2007), and Awunasabelo (2010). Fraser received the
first SABC Crown Gospel Music award for Best Female Artist and awards at the
South African Music Awards. She passed away on ...