I live life and I love music... That's pretty much it!

Brian Mugenyi is an accomplished young musician, composer, singer/songwriter who has been reviewed as "Africa’s finest Saxophonist”. He played his first instrument (piano) at the age of 8. For his tertiary education he dedicated five years to perfecting his lifetime passion and talent in music studying at the Africa Institute of Music, where he trained through a series of music related course units majoring in classical piano, minoring in saxophone which he finalized with an exchange study program in Korea. He has traveled across oceans sharing his God given abilities on various huge and small platforms. He's just wound up with Nairobi as one of the key acts at the prestigious Utam Festival. For 2015 Alone he has been Hosted as one of the Acts at the Zanzibar international film Festival doing two acts, One at the Difficult Dialogue ampi theater and at the main stage in Mambo Club. He is officially the Only Ugandan Act that was selected for the 2015 Jahazi Festival, he was one of the Key acts at the Karibu Music Festival in Bagamoyo, he was twice the Guest act of the Unstuck Conference in Nairobi and he just had his tour to Zambia. Brian Mugenyi for years worked with Uganda’s leading bands Qwela and Code 9 until he decided to go solo in 2012. He has worked and shared stages with numerous artistes and musicians in their own rights across a diversity of genres of Pop, RnB, Afro-Soul, Hip hop, Jazz... etc, with the likes of Richard Bona when he was a guest Act during the prestigious Safaricom Jazz festival in Nairobi(2014), Phil Denny during Jazz under the stars (2013), a jam session at Red monkey Jambiani with Blitz Ambassador (2015),  Juliana Kanyomozi, Damian Soul, Bebe Cool, and Zimbawbwe’s Alexio Kawara among many others. He is currently writing the movie scrolls for a Belgium film maker Kjell Clarysse for his feature film Papi. He released his first Album Tilted Take Time in 2013 and now set to release his 2nd one titled "Dawn" begginning of year 2016, on which he has created from a variety of styles ranging from the 80's funk and soul to the latest electronic dance music and Neo-soul, and also collaborated with some of the top East African Artistes.

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