Giti Inc., the record label led by founder and CEO Bonny Bugingo alias Junior Giti, has signed Rwandan singer Chiboo to a five-year deal as it seeks to develop the young artiste’s career. The label also oversees business for singer Chriss Eazy. In an interview with The New Times, Junior Giti said the decision to sign Chiboo was driven by his talent and potential for growth, adding that the label’s experience managing Chriss Eazy had prepared it to guide another artiste through the demands of the music industry. ALSO READ: How a Rwandan music label is building cultural bridges in Germany “We saw great talent, potential, and room for growth in Chiboo,” Junior Giti said. “At Giti Inc., we believe in building artists and taking their careers to the next level.” He said the past five years working with Chriss Eazy had given the label insight into what developing an artiste’s career requires. “I understand what this journey implies,” he said. ALSO READ: Why signing with giant record labels is a win for Rwandan creative industry Chiboo, whose real name is Freddy Irakoze, said joining the label marked an important step in his career and would give him an opportunity to develop his craft. “Joining Giti Inc. is a big step in my journey, and I’m excited about what lies ahead,” he said. “I’m ready to learn, grow, work hard, and show the world what I’m capable of. This is just the beginning.” Born June 6, 2002, Chiboo began singing at age 6 in the choir at ADEPR SEGEM church alongside his mother. He officially entered the professional music scene on June 1, 2023, with his debut song,“Abatwin,” which helped introduce him to audiences. His profile grew in 2024 when “Mbali” gained traction on radio stations, in clubs and at entertainment venues. Other releases include “Kale,” “Okipe” and “Vazi.”
