Malawian artist
Juma James Chitsonga, better known by his stage name Jay Jay Cee (born 1 July 1997), is a Malawian afro pop artist. In 2016, he won a UMP awards in the category Best Dancehall Artist of the Year and was nominated in the same awards in the category Best NewComer.
Background.
Early life and career.
Chitsonga was born on 1 July 1997 in Lilongwe. He developed a passion for music from a young age. Influenced by artists such as Annie Matumbi, Vic Marley, and Movado, he began writing his own songs at age 8. Despite facing challenges in the studio due to his age, he released his debut single "Sister Jessi" at 12, gaining a local fan base. During his secondary school years, Chitsonga slowed down his music pace but continued to entertain his peers. After completing his MSCE in 2013, he rejoined the music scene, joining Mabilinganya Empire through Mady P. His first appearance was on the song "Phone Number," impressing listeners with his verse.
In 2014, Jay Jay Cee released his mixtape "Kupangadzina," featuring artists such as Scola Fella and Young D. The mixtape's success led to chart-topping singles including "Iwe Maliro" and "Ndzakapangira." In 2016, he released his album titled "Dzinalanga," which was set to be released on July 16, featuring collaborations with Nesnes, Saint, and Blaze.
He has worked with various artists such as Nesnes, Blaze, Sir Patricks and Hilco.
Achievements.
UMP Awards.
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