Maurice Kirya Biography, Music, Family and Awards

Maurice Kirya Biography, Music, Family and Awards

Maurice Kirya a multiple award winning Ugandan artist has been in the industry for more than 10 years doing what he does best, singing and song writing. Known for his enormous talent and unique style of Music that he prefers to call “Mwooyo” or Soul, Maurice Kirya released his maiden album in late 2009 after many years of anticipation. The Album was an instant success selling both locally and internationally with numerous copies via iTunes, CD baby and Reverbnation. It was the same album that won Maurice the 2010 RFI Discoveries award beating over 500 Artists across Africa.

He toured over 35 Countries and 40 Cities across Africa, Europe and America in 2011 establishing his international fan base. He also was featured on BBC, CNN, Voice of America and RFI. He holds multiple accolades inclusive of the RFI Award (France), E-World Music Awards (LA), Museke Music Awards (New York), KORA Award, KISIMA Awards (Kenya), PAM awards (Uganda) and Multiple Nominations. He later crowned it all up with the long awaited KiryaLive in Concert which received much acclaim being named the “Best Concert of 2011” by the press.

Maurice Kirya Known as the Ugandan “King of Mwooyo” is now a household name in the Music Industry as a unique breed of Artist. After a very successful year, he then settled down and took a break to put together another album which his fans were already beginning to demand. After skillfully and diligently crafting it over time, the album is now ready and awaiting release.

Maurice Kirya Songs

  1. Insane
    1,797 plays | 1,707 downloads
  2. Nyongera
    6,555 plays | 5,997 downloads
  3. Horses in the Sky
    5,826 plays | 4,953 downloads
  4. Nkooye
    3,715 plays | 3,222 downloads
  5. Mama We Made It
    2,868 plays | 3,165 downloads
  6. Ghost
    2,383 plays | 1,731 downloads
  7. Hold On
    6,051 plays | 3,678 downloads
  8. Busaabala
    3,043 plays | 2,552 downloads
  9. Never been Loved
    14,887 plays | 12,380 downloads
  10. Keep on Walking
    3,444 plays | 1,759 downloads
  11. Village girl
    5,962 plays | 2,576 downloads
  12. Money
    1,394 plays | 649 downloads
  13. Work it out
    1,796 plays | 506 downloads
  14. Beera naabo
    11,307 plays | 6,429 downloads
  15. Sent from Above
    1,509 plays | 574 downloads
  16. Wooye
    4,670 plays | 1,794 downloads
  17. Don’t Cry
    2,903 plays | 1,111 downloads
  18. Ugandan girl
    4,974 plays | 2,022 downloads
  19. The man
    1,493 plays | 436 downloads
  20. Woman
    1,333 plays | 544 downloads
  21. Don’t Wanna Fight
    1,607 plays | 471 downloads
  22. Made up her Mind
    1,251 plays | 567 downloads
  23. Jangu
    2,807 plays | 908 downloads
  24. Malaika
    3,624 plays | 1,912 downloads
  25. Die for you
    1,180 plays | 430 downloads
  26. Worth the Wait
    947 plays | 396 downloads
  27. Angels Carried Me
    1,307 plays | 565 downloads
  28. The blue Dress Song
    7,528 plays | 2,324 downloads
  29. Nnanaagira
    3,160 plays | 1,191 downloads
  30. If my lungs dont fail
    947 plays | 405 downloads
  31. Mulembe gwa kirya
    7,462 plays | 4,061 downloads
  32. warrior
    1,030 plays | 394 downloads
  33. super model
    1,596 plays | 650 downloads
  34. if i ever
    946 plays | 339 downloads
  35. misubbaawa
    11,383 plays | 5,901 downloads
  36. boda boda
    4,108 plays | 2,276 downloads
  37. I Will Sing
    1,374 plays | 587 downloads
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