Liam Voice, whose birth name is Zisabusolo Willy, was born on April 25, 1998. He is a celebrated Ugandan singer, songwriter, and music producer known for his soulful blend of R&B and Afrobeats. Also referred to as “Voice Boy,” Liam has made a significant mark in Uganda’s contemporary music scene. He is signed to Cloud Africa and Mama Baba Entertainment record labels.
Profile Summary
| Full Name | Zisabusolo Willy |
| Date of Birth | April 25, 1998 |
| Place of Birth | Kampala, Uganda |
| Nationality | Ugandan |
| Partner | Aroma Kyavaerimukama |
| Children | N/A |
| Occupations | Singer, Songwriter, Producer, Script Writer |
| Record Labels | Cloud Africa, Mama Baba Entertainment |
| Net Worth | Approx. $179,500 (2025 estimate) |
Early Life and Education
Liam Voice was born and raised in Kampala, Uganda, specifically in the Kitebi Rubaga area.
Coming from a supportive family, he was encouraged to pursue his passion for music from an early age.
He attended St. Augustine Primary School, completing his Primary Leaving Examination in 2003, and later joined Kitebi Senior Secondary School in 2011. After completing his Ordinary Level (form four), he decided to leave school to dedicate himself fully to music.
During his secondary school days, around 2015, Liam Voice began participating in school dance and singing contests. These early competitive performances showcased his natural talent and inspired him to pursue a professional music career.
Career
Starting in 2015, Liam Voice worked as a backing vocalist for artists at Xtreme Arts Records in Mutundwe, gaining valuable industry experience. He soon joined the Goodlyfe Crew, led by Radio and Weasel, marking his professional debut. After about one and a half years, he left to focus on his solo career.
In 2018, Liam Voice released his debut music video in collaboration with Weasel, gaining considerable fan attention. Around this time, he also signed with advertising company Primax Out Door Advertising and was managed by Geoffrey Kyagambidwa (Chagga).
Following careful development of his craft, he released his first solo single, “Gwe Abilina,” in 2019. His major hit “Guma” (2020), featuring production from Warren D Professor and a video by Dat Guy Delta, catapulted him into mainstream success.
The inspiring Afro Zouk love ballad “Bus” (2020) further solidified Liam Voice’s status. In 2021, his heartfelt tribute to his mother, “Omwoyo,” became one of his most acclaimed songs. That same year, he released “Love Olinonya,” which he regards as one of his best works.
Liam Voice has continued to release popular singles such as “Akafananyi,” “Dear Ex,” “Olwanye,” “Nsazewo,” “Bwerere,” “Nsumulule,” “Sanyu,” “Nonda,” and recent tracks like “Byamunda,” “Biggwa” featuring Fik Fameica, and “Onyonona.”
In 2023, he was featured on Spotify’s list of artists to watch, gaining international recognition. Beyond singing, he is also involved in songwriting, production, and script writing.
Personal Life
Liam Voice’s relationship with fellow artist Aroma Kyavaerimukama has been highly publicized, with periods of both reconciliation and separation. Their relationship continues to attract media attention. Details regarding his children and private family life have not been publicly shared.
Liam Voice Net Worth
As of 2025, Liam Voice’s net worth is estimated at approximately $179,500, with previous revenue estimates of $237,400 in 2024 and $59,700 in 2023. His income streams include music sales, performances, brand endorsements, and production work.
Discography
EPs and LPs
- Omwoyo (2021)
- Mariam (2021)
- Olwanye (2022)
- Dear Ex (2022)
- Sanyu (2024)
- Nonda (2024)
- The Best of Popular Songs (2025)
Selected Singles
- Gwe Abilina (2019)
- Guma (2020) – One of his breakthrough tunes
- Bus (2020) – A touching Afro Zouk ballad
- Omwoyo (2021) – Inspired by and dedicated to his mother
- Love Olinonya (2021)
- Mariam (2021)
- Akafananyi (2022)
- Dear Ex (2022)
- Olwanye (2022)
- Nsazewo (2023)
- Bwerere (2023)
- Nsumulule (2023)
- Fly Away (2023), featuring Vivian Mimi
- Cry Baby (2024), featuring DJ Magic Touch
- Promise (2024)
- Sanyu (2024)
- Nonda (2024)
- Byamunda (2025)
- Biggwa (2025), featuring Fik Fameica
- Onyonona (2025)
Awards and Nominations
- 2021 HiPipo Awards:
- Best Breakthrough Artist (Winner)
- 2021 Janzi Awards:
- Outstanding R&B Artist (Winner)
- Outstanding Songwriter (Winner)
- 2021 Buzz Teenz Awards:
- Teenz Artist of the Year (Nominee)
- TikTok Sound of the Year (Nominee)
- Breakthrough Artist of the Year (Nominee)
- Recognized by Galaxy FM, Zzina Awards, and MTN Caller Tunes Awards.
