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Pallaso, born Pius Mayanja (Sept 5, 1987), is a prominent Ugandan singer, songwriter, producer, and videographer known for Afrobeats, Dancehall, and RnB, hailing from a famous musical family (brothers Jose Chameleone, Weasel). He started with Leone Island, moved to the US, returned to Uganda to form "Team Good Music," and rose to fame with hits like "Amaaso," becoming a major force in East African music with his energetic performances and relatable lyrics. Early Life & Musical Roots Born: Pius Mayanja on September 5, 1987, in Kampala, Uganda, to Gerald and Prossy Mayanja. Family: He comes from a musical dynasty, with brothers Jose Chameleone, Weasel, and the late AK47 also being musicians. Education: Attended schools in Uganda (MengO, Kasawo) and later the US (Pennsylvania High School). Career Highlights Early Start: Began music around 2000 with his brother Chameleone's Leone Island group. US Stint: Lived in the US for about a decade before returning to Uganda in 2014. Rise to Stardom: Formed his own successful group, Team Good Music, and quickly became a chart-topper. Hit Songs: Known for tracks like "Amaaso," "Go Down Low," "Mundongo," "Tinkuula," and "Malamu". Style: Fuses Afrobeats, Hip Hop, Dancehall, Afropop, and RnB with expressive singing, tackling themes of love and life. Stage Presence: Renowned for energetic live shows. Other Facts Aliases: Also known as "The Sucker Free Boss" and "King Of The East". Collaborations: Aims to help other Ugandan artists gain international exposure.