Nyinomugisha
Hey Everyone,
just wanted to say thanks for the continuous support. I´m being creative and working on new stuff, which I´m really excited about and can´t wait to share with you all when it´s done.
For now be blessed and help me share it further
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Nyino
Just a quick thank you for staying tuned. Have a listen to the new track uploaded " Micky Brown Eyes" and don´t hesitate to drop any feedbacks
Bless
Nyino
... and listen to
... shelter!
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Grateful for the continuos support
Bless,
Nyino
Hey everyone,
i´m feeling blessed seeing the continued support I´m receiving from you all. The advice I get is priceless and can only make me a better me.
Bless,
Nyino
Paco Otoo... means our homeland has been wiped out
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Aciro is one of the first songs I recorded. Aciro is an acholi female name and means to go through hardship or to suffer. It so happens that this young lady, Aciro went through all sorts of struggles in her life, child birth, her marriage...
Continue to thank you all for the support... Nyino
Hey guys, for the continued support, I just want to say thank you. As an artist having others appreciate what I do is a blessing I won´t take for granted. I humbly send out my love to you all and hope you´ll continue to accomüany me on this journey,
Bless,
Nyino
Here´s another one... Shelter
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Thanks guys for appreciating my music. Goes to show that all that time spent on creating a song, is well spent.
Here´s the video to Saving mo Dance 4 last.
Enjoy.... Bless, Nyinomugisha
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About Nyinomugisha
We do not always have to understand a language, in order to feel music. A single drum beat, the strumming of a Guitar can take you places that words or lyrics can never describe. Enjoy Granddaughter of the late (expired link). Oryema, Nyinomugisha was born and raised in Uganda. As a little girl, her passion for culture and music started when the family fled into exile, shortly after her grandfather was murdered by a brutal military regime in 1977. Life at home was then only based on Bible studying and music.
In the following years to come she toured around as a traditional dancer with "Aumaling Heartbeat" before joining Namasagali College, until she moved to Germany. For the last 6 years she has been involved in different cultural projects in Germany, Uganda and the UK. She has not only in the studio for her projects, but also works as a backup vocalist for different artists." Labongo Lewich" is her first album and is out now. It is a crossover of Northern Uganda traditional Luo music and Western Jazzypopmusic. 6/8 rythmes played into 4/4 time signature. One can hear that Nyinomugisha is truely keeping to her roots because there are a lot of traditional instruments running in the background as basics. She has kept her vocals quite traditional and with the language she loves most-Luo.
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