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Singer Clever J To Officially Unveil His Completed Music Studio

Struggling legendary musician Gerald Muwonge popularly known as Clever J earlier this year had challenges to complete his home based music studio. Many of his fans have been visiting his studio even before it’s completion, he finally informed our website that everything is now fine.

In his words, Clever J thanked all his fans including people like SB4 Media and his family for being supportive until when it was completed. Therefore while happening on social media, he shared a statement confirming to fans that his studio is ready and will officially open tomorrow. Many music lovers who missed his vocals and educative verses in the lyrical contented musicians should await a lot from him. Clever J was known for hit songs like Ensi Yaleeta, Manzi Wanani, Monica and many others.

Hulloo my freind I think mwabimanyako nti studio ngibanjulila olunaku lwankya so nebaza burimuntu anteledeko omukono okulabanganzizawo studio yange era mbasubiza nti mugenda kulaba enjawulo nokukakasa nti studio kyekibade kyinsumbuwa mbasubiza okuyamba kubaayimbi abato nabulimuntu yena anetagako kubuyambi bwange mukama abawe omukisa ogutayina obuyinike” Clever J posted.

Don’t forget that the singer had started coming back in the limelight three months ago but when Covid-19 emerged in the country, he kinda got a set back.

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