Lady Jaydee
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Judith Daines Wambura Mbibo, known as Lady Jaydee (June 15, 1979 - ) is an R&B/Hip-hop singer from Tanzania. She was voted Best Tanzanian Female R&B Artist in 2002, performed at the Kora All Africa Designers Competition, and was awarded "Best R&B Album" at the Tanzania Music Awards on August 6, 2004. In July 2005, she won an award for "best female video for South Africa". She was among the first females to sing R&B in Swahili.
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[edit] Discography
She has released four albums:
- Machozi (2000)
- Binti (2003)
- Moto (2005)
- Shukrani (2007)
[edit] Awards
Won:
- 2004 Tanzania Music Awards - Best R&B Album ("Binti") [1]
- 2006 Pearl of Africa Music Awards (PAM Awards) - Best Female (Tanzania)[2]
- 2007 Tanzania Music Awards - Best Collaboration ("Hawajui"), with Mwanafalsafa [3]
- 2007 Pearl of Africa Music Awards (PAM Awards) - Best Female Artist (Tanzania) [4]
- 2008 Tanzania Music Awards - Best Female [5]
- 2008 Pearl of Africa Music Awards - Best Female Artist (Tanzania)[6]
- 2008 Kisima Music Awards - Song of the Year Tanzania ("Anita" with Matonya) & Collaboration of the Year East Africa ("Anita" with Matonya) [7]
- 2009 Tanzania Music Awards - Song of the Year ("Anita" with Matonya) & Best Collaboration ("Anita" with Matonya) [8]
Nominated:
- 2003 Kora Awards - Most Promising African Female [9]
- 2004 Kora Awards - Best East African Female Artist [10]
- 2005 Kora Awards - Best East African Female Artist [11]
- 2006 Channel O Music Video Awards - Best collaboration video ("Njalo" with Mina Nawe) [12]
[edit] References
- ^ Tanzania Music Awards - Winners 2004
- ^ Ugandaonline.net: PAM Awards 2006 Winners
- ^ Tanzania Music Awards - Winner 2007
- ^ Museke: Pearl of Africa Music (PAM) awards 2007 winners - Uganda
- ^ Tanzania Music Awards - Winner 2008
- ^ Museke: PAM Awards Winners 2008
- ^ Kisima Music Awards: 2008 Kisima Music Awards winners
- ^ Daily Nation, Buzz Magazine, April 12, 2009: The Kilimanjaro Awards 2009:The highs and lows
- ^ Tonight.co.za, November 11, 2003: This year's best in African music
- ^ Yeahbo.net, Kora Awards 2004
- ^ Yeahbo.net, Kora Awards 2005 nominees
- ^ africa.bizcommunity.com: Channel O Award nominees released
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