Meet Jackson

Jackson a.k.a Jackson Luyombya the new upcoming “hip hoper” (Lyrical G here is a run for your award jox).He sound more like Nas.

Jackson went through education like any other kid on the block. He went to Buganda Road Primary School , St Henry's College Kitovu and Light College Katikamu.

He began singing in 1998 back in school doing basically karaoke and miming songs of artists like Nas who happens to be his favorite international musician and P.Diddy and sometimes his own songs. (Wow he had his own songs what happened let's see). He would us the beats of these other musicians and fit in his own words. After school, he gave up singing for sometime and ventured into the computer business. He later discovered that computer was not his thing so he decided to get back into the music industry

Last year he recorded some songs but never got to release them. During this time he performed at the famous Tuesday hip hop night at Sabrina's Pub on Bombo Road . Later in March this year he recorded “I want you back” in which he featured Christine who is currently based in Norway .

When asked why of all kinds of music Hip hop all he could say is that it is easier for him to write and communicate in through. Jackson writes his own music and it is produced by a friend of his named Peter who owns a home studio called JSon Records and it is found in Bunga. His lyrics are based on personal or real life experiences.

The problem he encountered most and I think that is what most upcoming musicians face is that FM stations don't give him air play as in they don't play his music. The advice he gives to upcoming musicians is to believe in themselves. And in the next four years he sees himself going international.

This song was written by Jackson himself and produced by JSon Records owned by Peter a friend of his.

It is introduced by a lady called Christine. Many could mistake her for Evon and could even go further and bet money. But you know what you will lose and she is that good. Christine is based in Norway .

Many could mistake it for a gospel song because of the lyrics in the beginning. It could easily be nominated for a gospel track. Jackson sounds like Nas when he does his thing. This song is basically a mixture of r'n'b and hip hop and the two blend together very well.