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Reggae Recording artiste Mc Norman
Reggae Recording artiste Mc Norman - Born to Mr. Eddy Ganja, a Ugandan music legend, Soloist and vocalist with the Afrigo band, Mc Norman real names Mutebi Norman at the age of 12 started off his music career in Afrigo band working with Joanita Kawalya and Peterson Mutebi way back in 1987.
He later joined mm disco sound, Missouri night club and worked with guyz
like the late ivan matama, dj lubba style and Rhino kalemba before
joining Jose chameleon and Dj bernazor as dancers and Mcs for Missouri
club every Wednesday and Friday.
Mc Norman is a widely
acknowledged Mc after working with Sam Amooti and paddy at Jaaja
Ansinansi and working at vibration disco club alongside junior plies
compious, dj Roberto, dj Henry and Lota back in the days.
He joined his brother and former Bakayimbira Dramactors actor Philip
Ganja in South Africa in 1998 after briefly working at vibes sound.
Together
with his brother, Norman started a music and films Production company
under their father’s name “Ganja” music production to basically help
upgrade talent.
The two brothers have worked with some of the top
South African Kwaito artists including Arthur Mafokate, the late Zombo,
Purity and Penny penny the Shangani music star.
Their Film
Company has produced movies like “welcome to south Africa” which sold up
to 2million copies in Uganda and 5000 copies in South Africa on the day
of its release. They also produced “Buladina”, a tribute film about the
life of fallen star Paul Kafero.
Mc Norman released singles like
“Nkwata mpola, Akajanjalo akeru, Hamba Ne ntombizakho and his latest
singles Tomukuba and Ndiyabuza alongside Rustenburg based South African
top vocalist.
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