Sheebah is an award-winning singer from Uganda who has taken the East African music scene by storm. She is known for her groundbreaking style and powerful vocals. With her bold fashion choices, Sheebah is often seen as a trendsetter for the youth of Uganda and beyond.
Early Life and Career Beginnings
Sheebah was born Sheebah Karungi in Kampala, Uganda in 1989. As a child, she had a passion for music and began to write songs at an early age. In 2011, she started her career as a professional musician when she joined the all-girl group called Kampala Girls. She gained popularity through the group and also released some solo singles during this time. In 2014, she released her debut album titled ""Tukuza"", which was well-received by fans and critics alike.
Rise to Fame
In 2017, Sheebah released her second album titled ""Queen Karma"" which became a huge hit in East Africa. The album spawned the hit single ""Ice Cream"" which quickly became an anthem in Uganda and Kenya. This song not only established her as a bankable artist but also marked her official crossover from the underground music scene to mainstream success.
Collaborations
Sheebah has collaborated with many other artists such as Charly and Nina, Kampala Boys, and many others. Her collaborations have been well-received by fans and have helped to solidify her position as one of East Africa's premier female artists.
Awards and Accolades
Sheebah has received numerous awards over the years for her musical achievements. In 2017, she was nominated for Best Female Artist of the Year at the AFRIMMA Awards. She also won Best Female Artist at the 2020 Pearl of Africa Music Awards in Uganda.
Personal Life
Not much is known about Sheebah's personal life due to her desire to keep it private. However, she is believed to be single and does not have any children.
