Here Is Why Prince Indah is The King Of Ohangla

Kenyan artist Evance Ochieng Owino, aka Prince Indah, is the King of Ohangla, and here is the reason why that is so.

Prince Indah is known for his exceptional and outstanding talent that allows him to connect with his audience, making his music deeply resonate with listeners and evoking powerful emotions.

Prince Indah has proven his capability in the entertainment industry by pushing the limits of what is achievable. His unique blend of traditional Ohangla rhythms with modern influences has garnered him a dedicated fan base that spans across generations.

He recently filled up a 30,000-seat stadium in Kisumu and put on an outstanding show.

His latest 5th studio album,’ Puonj Mag Dak’, incorporates a 10-track masterpiece that saw a plethora of artists join hands to bring the project to fruition. In particular, Nyar Msee, a single on the album Indah, has featured top stars such as Tony Ndiema, Musa Jakadalla, Augusto Papa Yo, and Wuod Fibi.

The title of the album ‘Puonj Mag Dak’ stems from the Luo community and translates to ‘Living Lessons’, which undoubtedly reflects the motivation behind the composition of most songs on the album.

Prince Indah serves as an inspiration for aspiring artists in Kenya and beyond. He proves that dreams can become reality with dedication, passion, and unwavering determination.

He recently partnered with Ziiki Media, one of Africa’s top music distribution companies, to put Prince Indah in the spotlight and create a clear avenue and ground for him to keep outshining his rivals and show the world what talent and passion he has for music.

Prince Indah has been able to connect with his audience from different cultures and is a steward of the rich traditions of Kenyan music. He reinforces his status as the ‘King of Ohangla’ music, a blazing figure in the Luo music scene, and a representation of the unifying power of music.

Prince Indah is a true musical gem, and his journey of musical excellence is bound to leave an indelible mark on the industry.

Prince Indah, also known as Evans Ochieng Owino, is a Kenyan musician known for his Ohangla music. He began his music career by attending nightclubs and observing the performances of musicians such as Emma Jalamo, his uncle.