A Pharisee's Perspective

This is the first song I EVER got into a booth and recorded  :)Waay back in 2003, at Greensteds School, where I was a music scholarship student. The chorus has more singers in it, part of the school choir :D We had such a good team! This song became the title track to our first school album, Destiny :D (I was 14) Mr. Nick Mwashimba, my awesome high school music teacher, wrote most of it and I helped out some :) My eldest brother, Johnny, features on this track, playing the lead guitar :) This is the only track I have with him. :') He was an amazing musician!! #ForeverAnInspiration #TenYearsSince #MissYouSo #SeeYouSomeday #LoveYouAlways #XOXO

Destiny (2003)

This song was recorded in the heyday of FruityLoops :D Writen specifically for Big Brother Africa, when the Big Brother house was in Kenya, and they did a contest for all the countries involved to write, record and send them a 'theme song'. (I don't remember the year lol but I remember some of the BBA contestants' names of that season..Gaetano, Abby, Msechu.. weird way to remember, I know lol) does anyone know what year that was? :)
Anyway, My high school music teacher thought it was a good idea to enter the competition :D He, my elder bro Benjie and I wrote and recorded this song in 3 sessions :) We had a deadline to beat, but it beat us by a day, or so.. :( W thought it was a good enough song to be featured in our second Greensteds School album, Chapter One, though lol Extra treat, Lve Sax, courtesy of the amazing, Mr. Ben Adolwa, and BENJIE RAPS IN IT! :D #SoCute! :))

I was 15

Corners of the Land (2003)

In 2011, I had the honor of featuring, as a BGV,  on the second album of the amazing saxophonist, Isaiah Katumwa :) #SinzaToo #English #kiSwahili #Luganda

Atawale (with Isaiah Katumwa)

This is the first track off my debut album, 'Thank You'. Written by Wendy Ludovici, based on Psalms 143:8

A Psalm

This is the 11th track off my debut album, 'Thank You', written by a good friend and fellow musician, Mercy Wairegi. This is a song in Kiswahili that is thanking God for His goodness and mercy.

Nakushukuru (I am grateful to You)

This is the third track off my debut album, 'Thank You', written by my mom and arranged by me. This is an Amharic song and it is based on Psalms 18:19b

Wedog'nal (He has loved me)

Off my debut album, 'Thank You', I wrote this song in 2006!! lol

Your Love

Another track off my debut album, 'Thank You', written by my producer, Gideon Kimanzi of gydkym Music, and I. 

You Restore Me

This is the second track off my debut album, 'Thank You', and is the FIRST song I have EVER written! wrote it when I was in class 6! (12yrs old). In this album, it features two (then) little friends of mine!! :) well, I suppose we were all much younger back then..I was 19 when I recorded so..!lol

My Best Friend

This is the fourth song off my debut album, 'Thank You' and has some salsa flava!lol Written by my gifted brother from another mother, and Worship Pastor, Frank Koine, this song was a joy to sing! ;)

This is the 12th and last song on my debut album, 'Thank You', and is really special. It features my (now) eldest brother, Milkias (Milee) Armide, and was written by my (now) sister in love (law), Barsenet DeMissie, Milee's wife :)

The title track of my debut album, 'Thank You'. This is a testimony song. God has been so good. I'm alive. I thank Him :) May it minister to you.

Thank You

Since recording the album was gunna be completed around Christmas-time, in December of '07, I felt it just wouldn't be right NOT to sing about it :D This is the Christmas song which I wrote.

Born for the World

Another track from my debut album, 'Thank You', featuring Nabii and Milee :)  It's got a ragga-type feel and is in Kiswahili. It has a video on youtube, http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=igCG5X2xo4c Enjoy!

Sema (Say it)

My dad wrote this song many years ago, I sang it a few years back :) This is the second Amharic song.

Yene Aleg'nta (my Fortress)

Track was recorded December of 2010, released online on 4th January 2011, Remixed and Produced in Ethiopia by a very talented producer, David Ndembe of Beza Church, Addis Ababa, and featuring some great talents like Abenezer, Yonatan, DJ Wasse, and I happened to be in ET too at the time so I also played a part :) Great song! has a lot of heart! Original track by Tripp Lee.

Life Style

Written By Charles Righa, Richard Njau, Haimanot Armide, Jaaz Odongo and Kui Kariuki 
Additional Vocals By Victor Peace 
Produced By Jaaz Odongo 
SoundMind 2012 
Album - Freedom Mixtape

It'll Be Alright

Written By Haimanot Armide & David Ndembe
Vocals by Haimanot Armide & David Ndembe
Produced by David Ndembe
Album - Egziabher Tilik (Great God), 2011
(Beza Church, Addis Ababa, Ethiopia)

Written and recorded in 2010, Released in 2011, this song is 'Guramyle' - English and Amharic mixed.  Fun to write, fun to sing! God IS good!


Melkam Neh (You're good)

I can say a lot about myself when little is necessary
Love God || Love People || Be Joyful
:)

Haimie

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