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| Birth name | Kyobe Ndawula colline |
| Also known as | yb |
| Born | 2 September 2007 Entebbe, Uganda |
| Origin | Entebbe, Uganda |
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| Years active | 2023–present |
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Kyobe Ndawula Colline (born 2 September 2007), professionally known as Nyb Collan, is a Ugandan rapper, songwriter, and author based in Entebbe, Uganda. He has been independently releasing music since 2023. His style has been influenced by UKrap , drill, and hiphop, and he has written and published novels such as The Teachers Favorite and ORIGIN: The Chronicles of Eldonia.[1]
Early life
Kyobe Ndawula Colline was born on 2 September 2007 in Entebbe, Uganda. He developed an interest in music and creative writing at a young age, beginning with freestyle rap before recording music independently. Alongside his music career, he has written fiction novels.[2]
Career
Nyb Collan began releasing music independently in 2023. His recordings combine elements of UK rap, drill, and hip hop. In 2026, he released the single "Let Go" featuring Wiz Kadayo.[3][4]
Bibliography
- The Teachers Favorite (2025)
- ORIGIN: The Chronicles of Eldonia (2025)
Discography
Singles
- "Light House" (2024)
- "Certified Loner" (2025)
- "Rando-Godzilla Top Boy" (2026)
- "Let Her Go" (featuring Wiz Kadayo) (2026)`
Artistry
one of Nyb Collan's cited musical influences.|centerNyb Collan's music incorporates elements of UK rap, UK drill, trap, and hip hop. His lyrics often explore themes of relationships, personal experiences, ambition, and youth life. He has cited Central Cee, Nemzzz, Russ Millions, and Pozer as musical influences,Nyb Collan has released his through demoral studios prictures digital streaming platforms since 2023. According to his Music In Africa profile, his work combines elements of drill, hip hop, and Afrobeat, with lyrics focusing on ambition, personal experiences, and youth life.
References
- ↑ The Teachers Favorite. ISBN 9798231080830.
- ↑ "nyb collan - Music In Africa". Retrieved 2026-07-29.
- ↑ "Nyb Collan Brings a Kampala Edge to UK Drill on "Let Her Go"".
- ↑ "Nyb Collan asume la separación desde la mezcla de "Let Her Go"".
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