Musician Alien Skin is on the verge of lossing legal control over his Music label “Fangone Forest,”
According to official records from the Uganda Registration Services Bureau (URSB), the name Fangone Forest Entertainment Ltd was registered and trademarked by Agumiikiriza Aguma Aaron, a businessman who reportedly secured the rights in November 2023.
Feeling blindsided, Alien Skin has since petitioned URSB to challenge the registration, arguing that the name belongs to him and represents his musical movement.
In a letter dated 15th October 2025, URSB acknowledged his complaint and directed him to submit proof within 42 days demonstrating that he is the rightful owner of the Fangone Forest identity.
Aguma, however, insists he holds legitimate ownership of the name. Through a sworn affidavit, he claimed to have used Fangone Forest since 2011, long before Alien Skin’s breakthrough.
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Champion Ogudo, a rising young star, and his elder brother, Swaba Champ, have confirmed their exit from Fangone Forest.
Alien Skin, born Patrick Mulwana in 1996, is a Ugandan musician who took the music scene by storm.
Alien Skin’s journey began on the streets. Despite his passion for music, fueled by inspirations like Bobi Wine and Jamaican dancehall artists, financial constraints forced him to leave university and take on odd jobs. It was during this time, honing his skills through street rapping with friends who gave him the nickname “Alien” (which later evolved into his stage name), that Alien Skin began crafting his own music.
In 2017, Alien Skin started writing and rapping wit h his crew, but radio stations and clubs initially overlooked his music. The tide turned with the rise of TikTok. Uploading his songs to the platform, Alien Skin found a viral audience. Hits like “Tonkaka” and “Tulabise (Embozi Yo Etambuza Enkola)” exploded in popularity, and even his “Lockdown song” resonated deeply. With newfound fame, clubs began taking notice, and Alien Skin’s music transitioned from online success to dance floor anthems.
The innovation that underpins Alien Skin’s rise is his unique sound. He’s a pioneer of “Ragga Mu seketu,” a genre he created in 2019. This infectious blend fuses Ugandan musical influences with Ragga and Luga flow, a fast-paced Ugandan rap style. Alien Skin’s story is one of perseverance and embracing new avenues. His ability to connect with audiences through catchy music and a fresh sound positions him as a major force in Ugandan music for years to come.
Looking ahead, Alien Skin is poised to expand his reach beyond Uganda’s borders. Collaborations with other East African artists and continued innovation within the Ragga Mu seketu genre could see him become a pan-African star. With his dedication and talent, there’s no doubt Alien Skin’s unique sound will continue to captivate audiences worldwide. You can download and listen to his music
