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Meddy

Meddy is a Rwandan singer and songwriter based in the United States, known for “Slowly,” “My Vow” and a growing body of gospel music.

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Overview

Name: Ngabo Medard Jobert
From: Born in Bujumbura, Burundi; grew up and attended school in Rwanda.
Based: United States
Early music: Sunday school and Zion Temple’s Justified choir.
Breakout beyond Rwanda: “Slowly” (2017)
Now: Gospel singer and songwriter

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How it started.

Meddy traces their love of music to Sunday school. While at secondary school in Rwanda, they sang in Zion Temple’s Justified choir alongside The Ben and Lick Lick. In an interview with Rwanda Today, Meddy credited their Sunday school teachers with helping shape both their music and faith.

The songs fans found them through.

Released in 2017, “Slowly” helped bring Meddy’s music to listeners across East and Central Africa. It won Song of the Year Rwanda at the 2018 HiPipo Music Awards. Collaborations such as Otile Brown’s “Dusuma” and solo releases including “My Vow” followed.

Returning to gospel.

Gospel has been part of Meddy’s story since the early song “Ungirira Ubuntu.” Recent releases include “Grateful,” “Niyo Ndirimbo” with Adrien Misigaro and “Blessed.” In July 2026, Meddy spoke about faith, being present as a parent, and preparing more music and a concert in Rwanda.

Creditschronological, newest first

2026Gusa, with Eddy KenzoVocalist, composer and songwriter
2025BlessedSinger
2024Niyo NdirimboSinger, with Adrien Misigaro
2023GratefulSinger
2021My VowSinger
2020DusumaFeatured singer with Otile Brown
2017SlowlySinger

Awards

HiPipo Music Awards 2018Winner, Song of the Year Rwanda, for “Slowly.”

Quotes

I started to love music when I was in Sunday school.Meddy, interviewed by Rwanda Today / The EastAfrican

Recalling the beginnings of their music career in a February 8, 2013 interview: https://www.theeastafrican.co.ke/tea/rwanda-today/lifestyle/meddy-traces-music-roots-to-sunday-school-days--1314706

Trivia

Meddy shared a choir with future collaborators The Ben and Lick Lick.
“Dusuma” appears on Otile Brown’s debut album, Just In Love.
The official “Gusa” credits list Meddy as a songwriter and composer as well as a vocalist.