Good morning all
Anyone near Hackney?
Two Ugandan designers Prim Eva and Jose Hendo will be showcasing at this charity fundraiser for war rape and abuse victims in Congo
Join us!
Friday, 21st August 2015
Time: 6PM
#HackneyTownHall
Tickets still available via www.passionformotherland.com
I find it easier to express my feelings through my music. I would like
everyone to communicate this way through music. My music in three
words is liberating for others. My biggest challenge on my music journey has been awaiting feedback and
promoting a song. Music has a great impact on the young. My advice to them
is to concentrate on the lyrics more than
the beats. I enjoy a live stage any day because of the atmosphere
and the crowd helps me perform best. My musical influence is rreal life stories what people are going through all over the
world. I hope to send messages through my music so people can relate. I am very
versatile with my music so every song sends out a different message. “Ensi Etukuba” is the
one song of mine I don’t
mind performing over and over again. My own life experiences
and it motivates me to continue my journey. In the next 5 years as an artist I’d
like to progress the way Eddy
Kenzo has, world wide success. Some people think success is all about money but for me I believe
success is achieving everything you set out to achieve and for me that is
having my music heard worldwide. 
The most talked about cultural event is back in its 3rd year running and this
year i will co-host with my wonderful Congolese Lisette Mibo CEO of
Passion for Motherland Show case. I can't wait to see the beautiful
fashions and performances that the organisers have planned but most importantly
cannot wait to welcome you at this event.