Blackman Uncle Rich
Bio
Blackman Uncle Rich a.k.a Sebulilba Simbwa B. Richard is a Ugandan musician based in Luxemburg.
He had his first music experience at the age of 17 yrs. By that time, he was sustaining his primary education at St. Francis Primary School. He later joined Kololo High School. During this time, he mates Toolman with whom they grew-up and sang together in dancehall style.
n 1995, he relinquishes singing to deliberate his studies. With God grace, he attained his IATA/UFTAA Certificate and Diploma, grading him as a travel consultant by profession.
He went to Luxemburg in 1998 from where he decided to consider music as his carrier in 1999. He devoted him self to serving the people all over the world with the music and rhythms that nourish their souls.
He records and mixes his music with the Criola Studio, and mastering at Skywalk GMBH in Germany.
He has performed with several musicians, to mention but a few, Younited Soulz with which he released a song entitled “Tchiga um pouco masperto” in December 2000, on the album TCHIGA MAS PERTO. This song was admired by the producer of the film known as CLUB DES CHOMEURS, Mr Andy Bausch, who ended up using its sound truck in one of his latest films.
Bm Uncle Rich also performed on functions like Independence Day Celebrations and the International Music Day with Younited Soulz in the year 2000, and with another group known as D’ juju on the same occasions in 2002. He released 2 songs “You belong to me and Kyintu mupezi” in January 2002 on D’ juju’s latest album Well come to QUOKKA ISLANDS:
BM Uncle Rich’s latest release was in January 2003. The name of his maxi CD is Bm Uncle Rich “All for love” with 4 songs taken from his up coming album woman of today. Below are the song tittles,
1. Set me up on fire
2. Woman of today “Radio version”
3. Ngyabanyiya
4. Woman of today “Album version”
His up coming album will be containing 12 to 13 different songs among which he has mixed several styles like Reggae, Dance hall, Hip hop, Zouck etc, with Jazz, Blouse, Classical and African melodies not forgetting the different languages as well.
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