Vincent Bugozi: Discover Over and the Band Behind the Songs
A song in a radio catalogue can be the beginning of a longer discovery. Vincent Bugozi’s Over is already listed in NAM Radio’s music catalogue. For listeners meeting him through that title, there are two useful next steps: explore another version of the recording, then visit his live-performance archive.
Start with Over
The official Amazon Music release page lists Over with a release date of 6 January 2023 and a running time of 3 minutes 28 seconds. This is a catalogue discovery, rather than a new-release announcement.
His artist-maintained Encore profile places Over within Afrobeats/Afropop. That provides a starting point for discovery without requiring every song in his repertoire to fit the same label.
On your first play, choose one thing to follow: the vocal melody, the rhythm underneath it, or the way the arrangement moves between sections. On a second play, change your focus. These are listening prompts, not a claim about what you must hear.
A second route through the same title
Over (African Lofi Edit) on Apple Music credits African Lofi, Afro Lofi Guy and Vincent Bugozi. The release page dates it to 19 May 2025, with Chill Ghost named in the phonographic copyright line.
Try the two versions back to back. Which elements help you recognise the song? Does changing the presentation alter where you would place it in a personal playlist? Keeping the versions’ separate credits in view also makes it easier to follow the other artists involved.
Follow the song into the live-band world
Bugozi’s official website identifies him as a London-based artist from Tanzania. Its introduction describes his work as African World Pop and names Afrobeat, reggae, Afro-Cuban music and pop among the project’s influences.
The same site hosts Waterloo Sunset performances of Tell Me What You Want and Tinga Tinga, alongside Resident Studios recordings. These offer another entry into his catalogue: watch how the musicians share space, then decide which song you want to explore next. This feature does not report attendance at those sessions.
A useful discovery route is therefore simple: Over → African Lofi Edit → a live performance. Each stop gives you a different way to approach the artist, without reducing his work to a single genre tag.
Continue exploring through NAM Radio’s Afrobeats discovery page, listen live, or consult the programme schedule.
Editorial note: This AI-assisted discovery feature was source-checked on 21 October 2026. Artist descriptions are paraphrased from linked published sources; listening prompts are editorial suggestions, not first-hand listening claims or interview responses. Cover: existing Over artwork held in NAM Radio’s catalogue. Catalogue inclusion does not confirm a scheduled broadcast.
