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While under Stingerz, a dance group, they had been hired to do some work for Obsessions, so Mulindwa already knew her potential.
In an interview, Sheebah said she didn’t feel confident enough to take the job, considering Obsessions attracted girls who had been to the best schools in the country and she had dropped out of S.2.
The group was also at its peak, having dropped massive hits.
"After Jangu, these girls were blowing up,” she said. “Obsessions was crazy... it was famous. It was every little girl's dream. So, me, being chosen... first of all, I didn't think I was pretty enough to join them, or I was in shape enough to be there... I was learnt enough to be there…”
Sheebah Karungi, who also goes by Samalie Njagala, was born on November 11, 1989, and grew up in Kawempe, a division in Kampala.
The songstress, also known as, Queen Sheebah, was born to Edith Kabazungu and Ahamada Kimali Musoke. She dropped out of school in S.2 while a student of Midland High School, Kawempe and joined the music industry when she was 15 as a dancer.
Sheebah, who also goes by Queen Karma, started with Stingerz in 2004, and then joined Obsessions in 2006.
She quit Obsessions and in 2010 she dropped Kunyenyenza, her first official single, produced by Washington and written by Cindy. Then Sizzaman wrote for her Automatic and it became a hit.
Her first mini-album titled Ice Cream came out in 2014, and it had songs like Twesana, Jordan and Ice Cream itself.
She organised her first well-attended concert at Hotel Africana in 2016, coming after her big hit Nkwatako.
Sheebah Karungi is a musical artist, dancer, actress and entrepreneur.
She debuted her acting career in Queen of Katwe as Shakira.
She's won a number of awards under organizations like HiPipo Music Awards, Uganda Music Awards, Abryanz Styles and Fashion Awards, Zzina Awards, Nigeria Entertainment Award, among others
After 10 years, Sheebah Karungi left Jeff Kiwanuka-owned Team No Sleep to operate on her own.