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Sheebah Karungi is a highly successful Ugandan singer, dancer, actress, and entrepreneur, known as the "Queen Sheebah," who rose from dancing for money as a teen to becoming Uganda's first female record label owner (Karma Music) after starting with the group Obsessions and launching hits like "Ice Cream". Born November 11, 1989, in Kawempe, Kampala, she overcame a challenging upbringing with a single mother to achieve massive success, winning numerous awards and becoming a leading female artist in East Africa. Early Life & Career Beginnings Born: November 11, 1989, in Kawempe, Kampala, Uganda, to a single mother. Education: Dropped out of school in her second year (Senior Two) to pursue her dreams. Dance: Started as a dancer at age 15, joining the Stingers and later the popular group Obsessions Music Group in 2006, where she developed musical interests. Solo Music Career Debut: Launched her solo career in 2010 with the single "Kunyenyenza," followed by "Automatic". Breakthrough: The five-track EP "Ice Cream" (2014) cemented her solo success with hit songs like "Ice Cream" and "Jordan," earning her multiple HiPipo Music Awards. Hits: Released successful tracks and albums, including "Nkwatako" and "Samali," becoming a dominant force in Ugandan music. Beyond Music Acting: Debuted in the movie "Queen of Katwe" (2016). Entrepreneurship: Founded Karma Music in 2023, Uganda's first female-owned record label, also starting the "Karma Hitmaker" talent search. Recognition & Influence Awards: Multi-award winner, including Best Female Artist at HiPipo Awards and Artist of the Year. Icon: Considered a hero and inspiration for young women, known for her empowerment themes and captivating performances.