Jim Siizer whose real name is Nsobya James, is a multi-award winning Ugandan dancehall, Reggae, Ragga performing artist and songwriter.

He was born on 20th June, 2004 to Mr. Ssaabwe Ezra and Mrs. Nakiwala Catherine. Jim Siizer grew up in Kassanda Town in Uganda. After losing his mother at the age of 6, he moved to stay with his grandmother Norah Katama still within Kassanda Town.

He went to Ssempera Memorial for his primary Level, Forest High School for his “o” Level, Bright Future Academy Bulaga for his Advanced Level then his moved to Bugema University where he acquired a diploma in Civil engineering.

During his university times, Jim Siizer was a great lover of music; his classmates would act as an audience as he free styled before lecturers came into class. Those close to him at that time knew he was destined to be on stage.

In 2020, Jim Siizer moved to stay in Mubende, Uganda were he recorded most of his latest music. He got connected to most of the media houses and producers.

The Future looks so bright for Jim Siizer because ever since he appeared on the music scene, he has maintained a constant presence.

He recorded his very first song “Shake Fi Dem” the year 2018 during his campus times. The song was so much liked by most of his closed friends at campus and he always performed at the different university events.

When he got done with campus, the budding artist spent most of his time writing songs since studio funds were a big setbacks to the music career he wanted to pursue. In 2020, Jim Siizer started gravitating toward serious music.

He recorded a dancehall banger titled “Part timer” from Mubende, Uganda basing on Plan B Records. The song received massive airplay on most radio stations around Mubende, Uganda and this fueled him to release more of his already written projects.

Jim Siizer then recorded “Magical”, “Biri Wansi”, “Kapale”, Balumangana and still recording more songs. He has so far worked with producers like BX pro, Roni Monty, Dr Powerz and Kreator Jay, Roni De Don, Crouch and Eddie Dee.