Aggie Cox

Aggie Cox is a musical genius, born in Kampala to Tanzanian parents, who effortlessly raps, sing-jays, and sings in four different languages. Her success began in 2011 with the recording of "Sweet Mama," a track that garnered significant attention and caught the eye of UK-based record label TMD Records, leading to a strong interest in collaboration.

Aggie Cox has been actively working on her debut album, set for release soon by Kron Productions and Indie Roots Records in Canada. This project features collaborations with various artists. She is also prominently featured on TMD Records' charity single "Zion People," alongside artists like Tenza and Butchaman.

Her versatility is evident through her appearances on numerous riddims, including the "Lady Like Riddim" (featuring international female artists like Liberty and Lady G), "Endz to Endz Riddim," "Loco Riddim," and "Hysteria Riddim." Currently, she continues to collaborate with Indie Rootz Records in Canada. This East African songbird is poised to make a global impact on the music scene.