Pallaso

Pius Mayanja aka Pallaso (the Sucker Free Boss) is a Ugandan recording artist, songwriter, producer, and videographer who has established himself as one of East Africa’s most promising laureates.
musical family. He was born on September 5, 1987, to Mr Gerald Mayanja and Ms Prossy Mayanja. H... See More

Pius Mayanja aka Pallaso (the Sucker Free Boss) is a Ugandan recording artist, songwriter, producer, and videographer who has established himself as one of East Africa’s most promising laureates.
musical family. He was born on September 5, 1987, to Mr Gerald Mayanja and Ms Prossy Mayanja. He sings in Luganda, with English and Kiswahili threw in for good measure. Afrobeats, Hip Hop, Dancehall, Afropop, and RnB are some of his favourite musical genres.Portable speakers

Growing up in Uganda, he was exposed to violence on a daily basis and has faced several challenges throughout his life, yet he never lets this alter his view on life or his cheerful attitude.

Tagged as the King Of The East, Pallaso began his musical career in 2000 as a member of the Leone Island musical group under the stage name Lizard. In 2003, his brother, Dr Jose Chameleone, released his debut hit, “Mudigidde.” The song received a lot of exposure and positive feedback after it was initially performed on Radio Simba by Bobo King and Omulangira Ndawusi.

Pallaso returned to Uganda in 2014 following a ten-year stint in the United States, with the goal of establishing his now-famous musical career. He created the group “Team Good Music,” which appears to be doing well in the Ugandan music industry.

Pallaso and the Goodlyfe Crew released the song “Amaaso” later that year, which became a chart-topping and spent many weeks on numerous TV and radio musical charts. Pallaso went on to work on a number of solo projects, including “Wekoledewo kaki,” “Omugongo,” and others.

He’s collaborated with huge hitters like Davido, Sheebah Karungi, King Saha, and others. “Bareke Abo”, “Nakupenda”, “Mpa Love”, “Mpeke”, “Kiliza”, and many others are among his singles.