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Uganda, is now ranked number three in Africa as far as music and entertainment is concerned. Uganda is home to over 65 different ethnic groups and tribes,[1] and they form the basis of all indigenous music.[2] The Baganda, being the most musically vibrant nationality in the country, has defined what constitutes culture and music of Uganda over the last two centuries.
Iryn Namubiru - All Music NonStop Mix - Old & New Ugandan Music
Irene Gladys Namubiru, also known as Iryn Namubiru,[1] (born 13 December 1981) is a Ugandan female vocalist. She is a light-lyric, alto voiced, Afro-pop, recording and performing artist.
Background
Namubiru was born in the Central Region of Uganda and received an education at the following institutions:
Bugema Adventist Senior Secondary School in Luweero District
Namasagali College in Kamuli District
Airways Tourism & Hotel Institute
Stendhal University in Grenoble, France.
Cavendish University, Uganda
Music career
According to Namubiru, she had a passion for singing since her childhood and strove to make it a bigger part of her life. Her first attempt at success in the music industry came in 1995, when she joined singers-cum-rapper DJs Ragga Dee and Molar-Messe, as the group Da Hommies, and "Joss Jjew" Mawejje as a studio arranger/keyboardist,[2] assisting in the release of a series of singles including "Bamusakata", "Mukwano", and "Mukyala tokaba" in early 1995.[3] Her first individual single "Learn to say good bye" also appeared on the group's subsequent album.[citation needed] Soon afterwards, she had her first stage appearance in September 1995.[4]
In 1999, she joined Kanyomozi, her former schoolmate at Namasagali College, to form the R&B all-girl group called I-Jay.[5] According to Bryan Morel Publications, In 2000, they released their first 7 track album titled "WAIT" which included songs "Wait RMX (Ft Steve Jean)", "Not Good Enough", "Mwana", "Wait", "Emirimu", "Vivi LA Vi" and "Two To Make It True...", which received moderate air play on radio stations in Uganda.
Controversies
Namubiru has been widely criticised by her detractors for dressing "inappropriately" in her music videos and, at times, her concerts. According to her critics, her costumes oppose traditional Ugandan dressing customs and set a bad example for other aspiring musicians. In 2009, her video for "Bonna Obasinga" was criticised due to a swimming costume she wore. Namubiru later shot another music video for the song to placate her critics. However, many of her fans have defended her "creative" attire and perceive the accusations to be socially regressive and resistant to new styles.[11]
Personal life
Namubiru was married to Frank Galusy Morel, a Frenchman, and together they have two sons.[12] She is fluent in English, French, and Luganda, which is her native language.[7] She lives with her family in France, and most of her music fans reside in Uganda.
Iryn Namubiru is the founder and chief executive officer of a Non-Government-Organisation called GATHER FOR CHILDREN based in Mityana - Central Region, she formed in 2006 to help empower and support women / care takers, young mothers and teenage mothers to care and educate their children and vulnerable children.[13][14] The organisation operates on Iryn Namubirus's seven acres of land.
On 24 November 2018 she survived an accident in Lake Victoria, where a cruise boat carrying party revellers capsized, killing 33 people.[15]
Arrest in Japan
On 3 May 2013,[16][17] Namubiru was arrested in Tokyo, Japan for alleged possession of illegal drugs.[18] She had traveled to Japan to perform at a music concert [19] but she was arrested at Tokyo's Narita International Airport before her performance.[20] One week prior to the arrest, Namubiru was tweeting about her excitement to be performing in Japan.[21] The concert was to take place at the Yotsukaido Cultural Hall[22] in Tokyo, Japan's capital.[20] Namubiru was found carrying ecstasy (3,4-methylenedioxy-N-methylamphetamine),[23] which was concealed in her luggage.[24] She was transferred from the Tokyo airport detention facility to a police station in Central Tokyo, where she recorded a statement in connection to the illegal possession of MDMA, which is commonly known as "ecstasy"; she denied any knowledge of the drug.[25] On 24 May 2013, at a hearing in Japan, the court found Namubiru to be innocent.[26] Police in Japan cleared her of the drug trafficking charges and released her.[27]
Awards and nominations
Awards[28]
Best Female Artist and Best R&B song at the PAM Awards 2006 .
Best Female artist Buzz magazine 2007.
Best Collaboration Diva Awards 2009.
Best Female Artist PAM AWARDS 2010.
Best Afro Single Diva Awards 2010.
Artist of the Year Diva Awards 2010.
Artist of the Year PAM AWARDS 2011.
Best female Artist PAM AWARDS 2011.
Best RnB Song PAM AWARDS 2011
Best Album PAM AWARDS 2011
Collaboration with “Happy Science” Japan on two songs. 2012
Nominations
2013 HiPipo Music Awards - Best Band Song Ndeyreya
Background
Namubiru was born in the Central Region of Uganda and received an education at the following institutions:
Bugema Adventist Senior Secondary School in Luweero District
Namasagali College in Kamuli District
Airways Tourism & Hotel Institute
Stendhal University in Grenoble, France.
Cavendish University, Uganda
Music career
According to Namubiru, she had a passion for singing since her childhood and strove to make it a bigger part of her life. Her first attempt at success in the music industry came in 1995, when she joined singers-cum-rapper DJs Ragga Dee and Molar-Messe, as the group Da Hommies, and "Joss Jjew" Mawejje as a studio arranger/keyboardist,[2] assisting in the release of a series of singles including "Bamusakata", "Mukwano", and "Mukyala tokaba" in early 1995.[3] Her first individual single "Learn to say good bye" also appeared on the group's subsequent album.[citation needed] Soon afterwards, she had her first stage appearance in September 1995.[4]
In 1999, she joined Kanyomozi, her former schoolmate at Namasagali College, to form the R&B all-girl group called I-Jay.[5] According to Bryan Morel Publications, In 2000, they released their first 7 track album titled "WAIT" which included songs "Wait RMX (Ft Steve Jean)", "Not Good Enough", "Mwana", "Wait", "Emirimu", "Vivi LA Vi" and "Two To Make It True...", which received moderate air play on radio stations in Uganda.
Controversies
Namubiru has been widely criticised by her detractors for dressing "inappropriately" in her music videos and, at times, her concerts. According to her critics, her costumes oppose traditional Ugandan dressing customs and set a bad example for other aspiring musicians. In 2009, her video for "Bonna Obasinga" was criticised due to a swimming costume she wore. Namubiru later shot another music video for the song to placate her critics. However, many of her fans have defended her "creative" attire and perceive the accusations to be socially regressive and resistant to new styles.[11]
Personal life
Namubiru was married to Frank Galusy Morel, a Frenchman, and together they have two sons.[12] She is fluent in English, French, and Luganda, which is her native language.[7] She lives with her family in France, and most of her music fans reside in Uganda.
Iryn Namubiru is the founder and chief executive officer of a Non-Government-Organisation called GATHER FOR CHILDREN based in Mityana - Central Region, she formed in 2006 to help empower and support women / care takers, young mothers and teenage mothers to care and educate their children and vulnerable children.[13][14] The organisation operates on Iryn Namubirus's seven acres of land.
On 24 November 2018 she survived an accident in Lake Victoria, where a cruise boat carrying party revellers capsized, killing 33 people.[15]
Arrest in Japan
On 3 May 2013,[16][17] Namubiru was arrested in Tokyo, Japan for alleged possession of illegal drugs.[18] She had traveled to Japan to perform at a music concert [19] but she was arrested at Tokyo's Narita International Airport before her performance.[20] One week prior to the arrest, Namubiru was tweeting about her excitement to be performing in Japan.[21] The concert was to take place at the Yotsukaido Cultural Hall[22] in Tokyo, Japan's capital.[20] Namubiru was found carrying ecstasy (3,4-methylenedioxy-N-methylamphetamine),[23] which was concealed in her luggage.[24] She was transferred from the Tokyo airport detention facility to a police station in Central Tokyo, where she recorded a statement in connection to the illegal possession of MDMA, which is commonly known as "ecstasy"; she denied any knowledge of the drug.[25] On 24 May 2013, at a hearing in Japan, the court found Namubiru to be innocent.[26] Police in Japan cleared her of the drug trafficking charges and released her.[27]
Awards and nominations
Awards[28]
Best Female Artist and Best R&B song at the PAM Awards 2006 .
Best Female artist Buzz magazine 2007.
Best Collaboration Diva Awards 2009.
Best Female Artist PAM AWARDS 2010.
Best Afro Single Diva Awards 2010.
Artist of the Year Diva Awards 2010.
Artist of the Year PAM AWARDS 2011.
Best female Artist PAM AWARDS 2011.
Best RnB Song PAM AWARDS 2011
Best Album PAM AWARDS 2011
Collaboration with “Happy Science” Japan on two songs. 2012
Nominations
2013 HiPipo Music Awards - Best Band Song Ndeyreya
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