Aslay

He debuted his professional music career in 2011 after his song 'Naenda kusema'[5] under 'Mkubwa na wanae'[6] music label and management became a hitsong in East Africa.

In 2013, Aslay with three of his colleagues who were under one management, Mbosso,[7] Beka Flavour and Enock Bella were partnered to form a band called Yamoto band[8] that lasted for five years until the band disbanded in 2017.[9][10][11] Both band members, including Aslay went on establishing solo careers.[12][13]

On November 2022 Sony music[14] disclosed that Aslay[15][16][17] has joined the Sony East Africa and Sony Africa family. Earlier this year, right after Abigail Chams and Alikiba[18][19] who were previously signed.[20]

On August 12, 2020,[21] a YouTube video uploaded on Facebook showing a series of photos of crowds of people at a burial ceremony with a heading (translated from Swahili) "Aslay’s burial....thousands attend" accompanied with a voiceover in Kiswahili reports that the burial is of Tanzanian musician Aslay who died on August 3, 2020, in a car accident.[22] The narrator says the burial was attended by thousands, including Aslay's producers and fellow artists from Dar es Salaam, Tanzania's major city, a claim he had to take social media to put an end to it.[23][24][25][26]