The famous Gengetone group, of which Fathermoh was a member, is no longer together, according to the well-known Gengetone musician.

It has been a while since Mbuzi Gang produced new music, so a fan questioned what happened to the group during a fan Q&A on Instagram.

Fathermoh responded by declaring that he had left the group.

Musicians Joefes, Ipholish, and Fathermoh made up the Mbuzi Gang and were signed to Black Marker Records.


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The trio first came together years ago when Joefes and iPhoolish connected at a high school 'funkie' and instantly forged a connection that led to their enrollment at the same university. 2018 saw the debut of Joefes' first song.

Fathermoh connected with Joefes in 2019 and became a member of the Mbuzi Gang as he sought to connect with various artists to find financial success.

The group's songs Wagithomo and ShamraShamra with Mejja contributed to their success.

The Shamrashamra hitmakers have drawn criticism, particularly for what happened after their mishap last year. Fans were shocked when the trio began blaming each other after their automobile was involved in the collision.


Joefess posted a derogatory message to Fathermoh on his Instagram stories, accusing him of wrecking their four-month-old automobile.

Many bands have disbanded and are pursuing their careers instead of making music together. The Mbuzi Gang was one of the few groups still active.