Sisso is a pioneering artist hailing from the bustling streets of Dar es Salaam, Tanzania, a city that has become the breeding ground for the high-energy, fast-paced music genre known as Singeli. Emerging from the underground scene, Sisso operates as both a producer and a core figure in one of the foundational studios propagating the Singeli sound, Sisso Records. His work is characterized by frenetic beats, often exceeding 180 beats per minute, and a raw, unfiltered approach to production that captures the vibrancy and urgency of Tanzanian street culture.

The releases by Sisso, such as "Pamoja V Sisso (Singeli Sound)," "Mateso," and "Day to Day" (feat. St. Lu), reflect the evolution and diversification of his music. While "Pamoja V Sisso" underscores his deep-rooted connection to Singeli, showcasing the genre's signature rapid-fire rhythms and energetic synth lines, "Mateso" delves into the often intense and poignant storytelling that is frequent in his work. In "Day to Day," his collaboration with St. Lu, Sisso demonstrates his ability to blend traditional Tanzanian elements with contemporary sounds, offering a glimpse into the day-to-day life in Dar es Salaam through his artistry. His music not only serves as an exemplar of the genre but also acts as a mouthpiece for the Tanzanian youth, giving voice to their experiences and aspirations.