Bensoul Biography: Girlfriend, Age, Songs, Net Worth, Wikipedia, Tribe, Lyrics, Real Name, Forget You, Niombee, Wife, Nairobi

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Biography

Benson Mutua Muia (born March 4, 1996), addressed professionally as Bensoul, is a gifted Kenyan singer, rapper, record producer, and songwriter. The talented African musician is known for songs like Forget You, Nakufa, Medicine, Niombee, and Nairobi, amongst others.

We frequently think that fame comes to certain people’s success, it’s overnight; it is a gradual, arduous process, or rarely happens. Sometimes, all it takes is a single song, film, or even image. 

It’s not always simple to rise to fame as a singer in Kenya. It would be best if you sang songs many people can relate to or appeal to the audience. Bensoul is a rapidly rising Kenyan musician whose deep voice and skill with lyrics have combined to make him famous.

He is a multi-talented musician who can play an array of instruments, sing, and write lyrics. His words make it quite obvious that using music as a creative outlet for social commentary is important. Bensoul doesn’t mince words or try to hide his intentions because his songs’ messages are unmistakable. 

This accounts for his rise to fame and the inspiration behind his music.

Bensoul
Bensoul: History • Bio • Photo
Wiki Facts & About Data
Full Name:	Benson Mutua Muia
Stage Name:	Bensoul
Born:	4 March 1996 (age 28 years old)
Place of Birth:	Embu, Nairobi, Kenya
Baby Mama:	Tiffany Muikamba
Nationality:	Kenyan
Height:	N/A
Parents:	N/A
Siblings:	N/A
Wife • Spouse:	Not Married
Girlfriend • Partner:	Noni Gathoni
Children:	N/A
Occupation:	Singer • Record Producer
Net Worth:	US$152,000

Early Life & Education

Bensoul, born on March 4th, 1996, is probably safe to say that music runs in his family. His passion for music was greatly influenced by the fact that both of his parents possessed musical talent in different ways. He was born in Embu, Nairobi, Kenya.

While his mother sang in the choir, his father played the guitar. He started studying the guitar while he was in class six. He conveyed his growing closeness to his mother in the song Nikuchukie. The song describes how his mother reared him in poverty without any assistance from his father.

Bensoul could assist but chose not to. He doesn’t hold any grudges, though. His mother encouraged him when he decided to pursue music as a career; however, his father disagreed. 

Bensoul attended school in his home county before moving to Nairobi to enroll in the university. He left the Technical University of Kenya‘s civil engineering program after determining that music was where his passion and fulfillment resided.

Career

When Bensoul was a little boy growing up in Embu town, he was exposed to music, he said in an interview with Standard Digital News. Due to his love of music, curiosity, desire to learn new things, and interactions with music business professionals like H_art the Band, who have more experience, the award-winning singer has become more knowledgeable about music. 

His mother sang in a choir, and his father had played the guitar since childhood. He was raised on gospel, rumba, and various other musical genres. Bensoul originally began studying the guitar in Class Six.

He moved to Nairobi after finishing high school when he met H_art the Band, and the two of them grew close. Later, he enrolled in Sauti Academy, which improved Sauti Sol‘s decision to sign him. Bensoul attributed his musical career’s success to God. 

2018’s Kenyan leg of the Chronology Tour saw Bensoul perform on stage with reggae artist Chronixx thanks to his incredible songwriting and vocal abilities. His talent was thoroughly uncovered by Chronixx, who described him as Kenya’s musical future.

Although he has been a low-key artist, Bensoul has been in the music business for approximately six years. He worked incredibly hard to master every musical instrument he could find as a child. He can play various instruments, including the ukulele, acoustic guitar, bass guitar, piano, cello, violin, and double bass. 

For well-known performers in the field, such as Sauti Sol, Kidum, Ali Kiba, Nyashinski, Ben Pol, H_art the Band, Mercy Masika, and many others, Bensoul has created songs.

Discography

Bensoul has been active in the music business over the last eight months, releasing success after hit. Salama is his most recent song. He released No Kisses, Ile Kitu, Forget You, and Niombee, among other songs.

• Don’t Question My Love
• Favourite Song
• Gloomy Morning
• I Only Wanna Give It To You
• Like I did
• Misty Ella Fitzgerald
• Ningependa Nikuchukie
• Not Ready
• Pombe Sigara
• Rastafari
• That Bell
• Uje-Bensoul
• What We Lost

Awards & Nominations

• 2017’s Café Ngoma Awards’ Artist of the Year 
• 2018’s Pulse Music Video Awards (PMVA) Collabo of the Year and Café Ngoma Awards Artist of the Year 

Personal Life 

Bensoul prefers to keep his private affairs private because he is secretive. Unconfirmed reports claim that the singer is now dating.

Bensoul‘s girlfriend is named Noni Gathoni. The pair have been dating for a while, and they’re known to be a couple. He once cheated on his girlfriend, Noni Gathoni, with a Kenyan model named Tiffany Muikamba, which led to his first child.

Tiffany Muikamba is currently Bensoul‘s baby mama.

Net Worth

Bensoul‘s accumulated net worth was roughly US$152,000. Since he started his music career more than six years ago, his net worth has increased. 

He generates the majority of his income through endorsement deals, songwriting, and live appearances.

Social Media

• Instagram: @bensoulmusic
• Facebook: Bensoul
• Twitter: @bensoulmusic

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