Performing with “Uzima vibe” then “Urban clique” respectfully, where he sharpened his prowess in the art, Okello Max alias Julius Okello McRymboh is a Kenyan musician who started off as a background vocalist for Dela, Sauti Sol, Bien, Bensoul, Nviiri, Polycarp, Savara, and Chimano on both solo and collective projects.
He had enormous success with his first song, “Kiss,” in which he collaborated with Jerry Ogalo, and then appeared on the hit song “Rhumba Japani” by Sauti Sol, Bensoul, Nviiri the Storyteller, and the incredible Xania Manaseh. Another popular song by Okello Max, “Nakufa,” with features from Bensoul and Amlyoto, has amassed over 2 million views and is still growing.
Being one of the rising stars in Kenya and all of Africa, he maintains his momentum today.
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