Click on the singles below to download them. These are a selection of some of the collaborations Mzungu Kichaa has featured on.

Mzungu Kichaa DISCOGRAPHY

1. “Bongo Bound” (Album) - 2026
2. “Fundi Bomba” (single) - 2025
3. “Tuliza Moyo” (single) - 2025
4. “Fade Away” (Album) - 2024
5. “London Town” (Single) - 2024
6. “Fall in Love” (Single) - 2024
7. “Naleli Peja” (Single) - 2023
8. “Body on Me” (Single) - 2021
9. “Huyu Nani” (Album) - 2020
10. “You Got Me” ft. Grace Matata & KK (Single) - 2019
11. “Together As One” ft. Juma Nature & Karen Mukupa (Single) - 2017
12. “Relax Your Mind” (Single) - 2016
13. “Akili Mwili Roho” (Single) - 2016
14. “Twajiachia” ft. Malfred (Single) - 2015
15. “Relax” (EP) - 2014
16. “Twende Kazi” (Single) - 2012
17. “Hustle” (EP) - 2012
18. “African Hustle” ft. Dela (Single) - 2012
19. “Oya Oya Remix” ft. DJ Born to Funk (Single) - 2011
20. “Hey Lord” ft. Fid Q (Single) - 2010
21. “Tuko Pamoja” (Album) - 2009
22. “Jitolee’ ft. Professor Jay & Mwasiti (single) - 2008
23. “Mambo ya Pwani” ft. Solo Thang (Single) - 2001

The Music of Mzungu Kichaa
For more than 20 years, Mzungu Kichaa has built a body of work that reflects a rare combination of lived experience, deep musical knowledge, and long-term artistic commitment. His music is rooted in East and Southern Africa, shaped by years of collaboration, touring, and cultural exchange, and expressed through Bongo Flava, Afropop, Afrobeat, Swahili folk, and world music.

Growing Up with African Music
Raised between Zambia and Tanzania, Mzungu Kichaa learned music not as a genre, but as a way of life. From an early age, he absorbed local rhythms, harmonies, and storytelling traditions while developing as a guitarist, composer, and singer. These formative years created a deep understanding of African musical structures that still defines his sound today.

Bongo Records & Early Foundations
In the late 1990s and early 2000s, Mzungu Kichaa became closely involved with Bongo Records, working alongside key figures such as P Funk Majani. During this period, he played an influential role in shaping early Bongo Flava, contributing guitar work, vocals, arrangements, and compositional ideas long before he officially launched as a solo artist.
His appearance on Solo Thang’s “Mambo ya Pwani” (2001) and Mangwair´s "She Gotta Gwan" remains some of the earliest documented examples of his impact, tracks that spread across East Africa and helped define a generation of Swahili popular music.

Building an Independent Path
Rather than following short-term trends, Mzungu Kichaa chose a long-term independent path, eventually creating his own record label to maintain artistic control and support collaborations across borders. This independence allowed him to work freely with a wide range of artists, producers, and musicians, while steadily developing his own catalogue.

Albums, Singles & Artistic Evolution
Since the release of his debut album Tuko Pamoja (2009), Mzungu Kichaa’s discography documents constant evolution:
Tuko Pamoja (2009) – A fully Swahili album that made him a household name in Tanzania and Kenya
Hustle (EP, 2012) and Relax (EP, 2014) – Exploring balance between ambition, reflection, and groove
Huyu Nani (2020) – A mature album blending modern production with classic songwriting
Fade Away (2024) – A reflective, internationally oriented album marking 15 years as a solo artist
Bongo Bound (2026) – A forthcoming album pointing back to the roots of Bongo Flava while pushing forward creatively
Along the way, singles such as “Jitolee,” “Twende Kazi,” “African Hustle,” “Together As One,” “Naleli Peja,” “London Town,” and “Fundi Bomba” have become key reference points in his catalogue.

Collaboration as a Core Value
Collaboration runs through Mzungu Kichaa’s music. Over the years, he has worked with a wide range of influential artists, including Professor Jay, Juma Nature, Karen Mukupa, Fid Q, Lady Jaydee, Grace Matata, Dela, KK, Solo Thang, and many others. These collaborations reflect his belief that music is a shared cultural space, not a competition.

A Strong Focus on Live Performance
Parallel to his recording career, Mzungu Kichaa has invested heavily in live music. While based in Tanzania, he has toured Europe annually, building a reputation as a powerful live performer with a strong connection to the audience. He performs with a full Tanzanian band, bringing the energy and musicianship of East Africa to international stages.
This long-term dedication to live performance has helped establish him as a trusted name among festival bookers, cultural institutions, and venues worldwide.

A Living Catalogue
From “Mambo ya Pwani” (2001) to Bongo Bound (2026), Mzungu Kichaa’s discography is not just a list of releases—it is a living archive of African popular music, personal growth, and cross-cultural exchange.

LINKS

Buy physical CD (Tuko Pamoja 12 page booklet delux edition) : European Webshop or US Webshop​ OR info@mzungukichaa.com for direct shipping