Prince indah

Evance Ochieng Opiyo, professionally known as Prince Indah (born 9 August 1994) is a Kenyan musician and composer specializing in Ohangla and Afro-Rhumba genres. He is recognized for blending traditional Luo rhythms with contemporary sounds. Prince Indah has collaborated with other Kenyan artists, including Bahati and Khaligraph Jones.

Early life Evance Ochieng Owino was born on 9 August 1994 in Murumba Village in Siaya District. He is the third-born in a family of five children. After the death of his father in 2003, the family moved from Huruma Flats, Nairobi, back to Siaya District. Later, his mother died during his high school years, which forced him to leave school and take on manual labor to support himself These challenging circumstances shaped his resilience and determination

Music career Prince Indah's music career is a testament to his resilience and talent. After dropping out of school due to financial constraints, he joined the Ramogi Ohangla Rhumba Band, led by his uncle Emma Jalamo. Starting as a drummer and shaker, he gradually became a backup singer and curtain raiser.

In 2014, Prince Indah released his debut album, featuring tracks like Cinderella and Nyakisumu Pt 1. He later established his own group, the Malaika Ohangla Rhumba Band, and released albums such as Tenda Wema and Weche Hera. His music blends traditional Ohangla rhythms with modern Afro-Rhumba influences, earning him a loyal fan base.

Collaborations with artists like Bahati and Khaligraph Jones have further elevated his profile. His hit song Adhiambo, featuring Bahati, showcases his ability to merge genres and reach diverse audiences. His traditional wedding, held in Migori County, was a grand affair that showcased his cultural pride and prominence in society. Despite his fame, Prince Indah remains deeply connected to his Luo heritage, often reflecting his cultural values in his music and personal life.

Discography Albums Puonj Mag Dak (Formula 5) (2023) Kitabu Mar Hera (2021) Cinderella (Debut Album)

Singles Title Year of release Mama Watoto 2020 Adhiambo(feat Bahati) 2021 My Abebo(feat Bahati) 2022 Nyar Migori 2023 Kogik Otieno 2023 Duk Jawiro 2023 Osiepe 2023 Twanga Pepeta(featuring Phina & Cedo) 2023 Ogada Memba 2023 Nyar Jaduong 2024 Mummy Chulo 2024 Rembo 2025 Simu Ya Nini 2025 Nyar Msee (featuring Tony Ndiema, Musa Jakadala, Augusto Papa Yo, and Wuod Fibi) 2025 Ka Manene 2025

Awards Order of Grand Warrior (OGW) (2024) Male Video of the Year Award (2024)