During last Sunday’s show by Qwela dubbed Guitar Maetros 2, Solome opened the stage before the main acts came. She performed three songs, including Nz’ani, and revelers were left yearning for more of her sultry voice. But it was not her night.
Tonight, at Golf Course hotel, starting 7pm, Solome will take music lovers through her music journey that started way back, having being born in a musical family. The concert, My Love Story, will be her first and it will also be the launch night of her 10-track debut album. Already three singles - Nz’ani, Destiny and I Met A Man - have been released with Nz’ani grabbing the attention of listeners on both Christian and secular radio stations.
Solome, born Solome Basuuta, has influences from her family, the Gayaza High School choir and from working with musicians such as Maurice Kirya and David Pragmo Nsaiga. She also had a stint at St Francis Chapel at Makerere University and now she leads worship at Worship Harvest Ministries. All these experiences, styles and genres have molded Solome into the musician she is today.
This evening, she fully unveils herself to the world with her maiden concert and album launch. Also gracing the stage this evening will be Sam Kimera. Kimera has stayed true to his RnB roots and is the voice behind Gwe Wange. Slow Down is his latest release.
Guest will have to part with Shs 50,000, which comes with a free CD.
