BY CHISOMO PHIRI, CONTRIBUTOR
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| Dr Joram |
And weekends?
Either he is composing his next hit-song, or reading good fiction or he is
enjoying a drink with some of his buddies.
That is Dr. Joram—born
Joram Nyirongo.
He is not only a good
doctor but a talented musician. He did his medical studies at the Kamuzu
University of Health Sciences (KUHeS), formerly the College of Medicine (COM)
where he obtained his MBBS.
As a musician,
Joram says he journey begun when he was still quite young. Anyone who has taken
time to listen to his soothing tunes will admit that Dr. Joram’s creativity is second-to-none.
Listen, for
example, to such songs as 'Mr. Politician', 'Linda', 'Ce Soir', 'Broken Heart',
'Ufulu', 'Aisha' and 'The Lord is Almighty', you will curse yourself for having
wasted your time on half-baked stuff.
To-date has two
albums, namely '1987' and 'Serious Decisions'. In 2021, Dr. Joram made K10
million from sales of his '1987' album. In 2022, Dr. Joram launched a
three-year strategic plan to guide his activities in the music industry from
2023 to 2026. His songs are available on various streaming platforms, including
Spotify, Boomplay Music, Viberate.com, YouTube, Apple Music, and many others.
Yesterday, Dr.
Joram released another thought-provoking song titled 'State of the Nation
Address (SONA)', which addresses the disparities in development between African
countries and Western countries.
The song,
available on YouTube and other major streaming platforms, was produced by DJ
Sley in Lilongwe. The musician expressed his concern about the stark contrast
between Africa's development and that of the Western world.
"I am truly concerned to see Africans living in grass-thatched houses without electricity, yet technological advancements exist to change our livelihood," he said.
Enjoy 'SONA' via the link https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=r57zUMiu0wA
