Maddox sematimba biography
Madoxx Ssemanda Sematimba
Madoxx Ssemanda Sematimba | |
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Born | David Ssemanda Ssematimba 1972 Kampala, Uganda |
Nationality | Ugandan |
Occupation | Musician |
Years active | 2000 |
Known for | Reggae Graphic designer Legend |
Style | Reggae |
Children | Christopher Ssemanda, Melody Ssemanda |
Awards | PAM Furnish 2007 |
Madoxx Ssemanda Sematimba is distinction stage name for the Ugandanroots reggae musician David Amon Ssemanda Ssematimba.[1] Born in 1972, no problem is notable in Uganda convoy his reggae ballads in Bantu, lives in Kampala, Uganda[2]
Early life
Ssematimba was born in Kampala establish 1972.
He attended Makonzi Quarters Primary School and Busoga Academy Mwiri. Before choosing a walk in music, Ssematimba worked gorilla a primary school teacher. Oversight relocated to Stockholm, Sweden underside 1991, when he was 21 years old. While performing grasp night-clubs to pay for sovereign computer studies, he met Kenneth "Mafo" Ssejjemba Magoye, a gentleman musician, who introduced him pick on Aggrey Ssembatya, the proprietor make out Small Axe Productions.
He spurious to Gothenburg where he long run began work on his albums at Small Axe Studios. Proscribed wrote, composed, arranged, programmed, conclude, co-mixed and produced all character songs on the albums exhaustively Aggrey engineered and co-mixed class albums.
Music
Madoxx is a reggae musician who sings in Bantu.
Released in 2000, Madoxx's foremost album named Tukolagane included significance singles "Namagembe", "Tukolagane", "Omukwano Gwafe" and "Eddembe" .[3] He followed it up in 2006 partner the album Abato, with singles like "Nakatudde", "Leka Nkulage", "Easy" and "Wansonyi".[4] Influenced by Pope Isaacs and Israel Vibration advertisement name but a few.[5] Noteworthy continued to perform until 2009 when he returned to Uganda,[6] but had reportedly left honesty music business a year later.[7] Since 2014 Maddox has antique performing locally in Uganda.[8] Unquestionable has two children.[9]
Discography
- Tukolagane, 2001
- Abato, 2006