Obby Alpha

Obby Alpha is a vibrant and soulful gospel music minister from East Africa, known for his heartfelt melodies and inspirational lyrics. Born on April 13, 1999, in the District of Rombo, Kilimanjaro, Tanzania, Obby Alpha's music career has been marked by significant contributions to the gospel genre. His sound is influenced by gospel legends and contemporary artists like Kirk Franklin and Tasha Cobbs. Obby Alpha's journey to fame was not straightforward; he once worked as a boda boda rider in Dar es Salaam before his music career took off with hits like "Bora Nikushukuru Mungu" and "Pigana na Mungu," which have garnered millions of views on YouTube.

Obby Alpha's recent releases include albums like "Bora Kushukuru" and "Karibu Nyumbani," which have resonated well with fans and critics alike. His music often combines uplifting melodies with meaningful lyrics that speak of love, faith, and resilience. Obby Alpha is also involved in philanthropic efforts and uses his platform to advocate for social change. His commitment to preserving the beauty of vinyl adds to his legacy, ensuring that his powerful voice and uplifting messages continue to resonate with audiences.