Music Always Took a Central Role in My Home | Sam Kimera | E72

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In this episode I host Sam Kimera, Sam is Born and raised in Kampala, Uganda, He is a Christian artist. On the podcast Sam says, music always took a central role in the home and it’s no surprise that his singing started during the daily family prayer time. His constant loud singing might have tested the patience and self-control of the rest of the family. He greatly thanks God for his family’s support and encouragement. Tune in to listen to his full life story and his music Journey. Make sure you check out more episodes on Spotify, and Apple Podcast, as well as YouTube, to watch and listen to all episodes. Follow us on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter https://linktr.ee/theugandanboytalkshow

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