Otile Brown Age Otile Brown was born in the coastal city of Mombasa, born in a family of five. Information about his date of birth will be updated. Otile Brown Music Career He discovered his talent and a tender age of 12. He started singing and writing music at age 13. After his short musical career in Mombasa, Otile Brown moved to in 2012 in search of greener pastures. He met with when he was waiting for and he decided to give him his CD, he loved his music and advised him to stick on singing. He surprisingly, sponsored his first song and gave him a choice to work with either or Doctor Eddie. Eddie A renowned producer since he was not as busy as Wyre since Wyre is a singer and a producer. Eddy was impressed by his skills and decided to sign him as the first artiste off the label dreamland Music Entertainment. Otile Brown Music Journey Many who have listened to him admit that his music is mature. He was discovered by Jalango, who later referred him to Docta Eddie. Since then, they have been recording music and The third single has been released and is causing ripples in the Kenyan music scene… After a successful collaboration with , dubbed Imaginary Love, Otile Brown has yet come back with a song that is expected to create massive heat in the industry. The song they have chosen to call DEJAVU, is a story of a married couple that has been staying together for some time and the wife tends to think that the love from the husband if fading… The video shot in the coastal part of Kenya, brings out the whole coastal experience to the fullest. Directed and produced by the award-winning producer Dr. Eddie, of Dreamland Music Entertainment Company which Otile Brown is signed under. The contemporary artiste is also apparently doing more collabos with top Kenyan artists, which are yet to be revealed. Interviewer: Have you thought of changing it legally? Otile Brown: Yes, and I could. Interviewer: When did you officially join the music industry? Interviewer: Did you have a godfather, or a figure of some sort, to guide you? He gave me two options, to choose either Wyre or Dr Eddie to be my producer. Otile Brown: I find it awkward when people talk about a Mombasa or Nairobi artiste, or industry for that matter. It does not make sense to me. Interviewer: When did you relocate? Otile Brown: In 2003. I had a job in Mombasa and, whenever I saved enough money, I would come to Nairobi. Interviewer: In his own house? Otile Brown: Yes Interviewer: For how long? Otile Brown: For about seven months and then I moved out. My mom died when I was about to turn 13. Sometimes when I would get caught, the officers would frogmarch me past the school compound where other children would see me. Interviewer: Most of your songs are about love; are you in love? Otile Brown: Not at the moment. Interviewer: Where do you get the inspiration from? Otile Brown: Yes I have, it was intense. There was this woman back in Mombasa; we went to a party together and she got drunk and just when guys were leaving she trashed the whole place. I took the blame even though the neighbours clearly saw her do it. I still insisted it was me. I spent a week in the cells before I was bailed out. Interviewer: What is the genre of your music? Tanzanians call it Bongo but from my knowledge it is derived from the Arabs, which the Mijikenda borrowed. How did you meet? Otile Brown: We met at iClub and exchanged phone numbers. I remember he told me he had an idea for a song he wanted us to work on together. I sent it and he liked it. Interviewer: What happened to the first one? Otile Brown: This industry is funny. I know people who have many songs but have never released them. Things keep changing really fast, beats, style… Interviewer: Why is that? Otile Brown: People get a lot of advice from people who think they know best. There are songs that you do but the timing is never right and they never see the light of day. Interviewer: What about Khaligraph? What was your first reaction when you met him? People judge others unfairly. In an Instagram post, Otile Brown accused Sidika of wrongly accusing him of the failed relationship. Sidika had earlier on accused Otile of using and dumping her, allegations the singer denied stating that he truly loved her. Otile opened up on how the couple was fighting and arguing days before they both decided to put an end to their relatyiosnhip. Otile further accused Vera if giving too much attention to what social media was saying rather than focusing on the relationship. Otile noted that prior to Vera Sidika announcement, they met and agreed on the break up as mature people. Following the breakup, Otile came under attack from Vera Sidika fans who accused him of using and dumping the socialite. Many accused him of being in the relationship to advance his career.
