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PhillBill

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Diyani Bill Munyenge (born 27 December 1991), known professionally as PhillBill, is a Cameroonian singer, songwriter, music producer and sound engineer. He first became known as a music producer under the name PhillBill Beatz and later as a member of the Cameroonian music group Ridimz.. PhillBill is associated with the development of the Bikossa musical style, which has been discussed in Cameroonian media in relation to his solo career. His work has received recognition through awards and nominations including the TRACE Awards, AFRIMMA, Canal d'Or Awards and Balafon Music Awards.

Early life and education

Diyani Bill Munyenge (PhillBill) was born in Buea, Cameroon. He attended Bilingual Grammar School Buea and later studied Performing and Visual Arts at the University of Buea. According to Music in Africa, he travelled to Nigeria in 2008 to develop his music production skills before returning to Cameroon.

Career

Early production work

After returning to Cameroon, PhillBill began producing music under the name PhillBill Beatz. His production work has been associated with artists including Blanche Bailly, Ko-C, Mimie, Daphne and Locko.

Ridimz

PhillBill was a member of the Cameroonian music group Ridimz, formerly known as Rythmz. The group released music including Honeymoon, Addiction and Shabasiko before its members later pursued separate careers.

Solo career

After Ridimz, PhillBill continued as a solo artist. His releases include La Clé, Même Si Tu Pars, Bikossa, Malova, Sélé, Condiment and TÈTÈRI. In June 2025, he released the EP The SoundMan.

In August 2026, PhillBill was the subject of an episode of the BBC World Service programme This Is Africa. The programme discussed his career as an artist and producer, his move from Buea to Douala, and the influence of Cameroonian languages and musical traditions on his work.

The SoundMan Tour

In 2025, PhillBill launched The SoundMan Tour, with performances in Cameroon and Germany.

Bikossa

PhillBill has been linked by Cameroonian media to Bikossa, a musical style connected to Cameroonian rhythms and contemporary African music.

Production work

PhillBill has production credits connected to artists including Blanche Bailly, Ko-C, Mimie, Daphne and Locko. The BBC World Service has also reported on his production work for Kocee, Daphne and Blanche Bailly from Cameroon and Roseline Layo from Ivory Coast.

He contributed to several tracks on Locko's album Era, including Yayé, Bloqué, Sawa Lady, Manuluv and Même même chose. The album later received Gold certification in France.

The BBC World Service also reported that PhillBill produced Paris Fever, a collaboration involving Senegalese artist Wally Seck and Chris Brown.

Philanthropy

PhillBill founded Reach for the Stars Group, an organisation focused on supporting children and young people through educational, cultural and community programmes.

Recognition

PhillBill and his work have been covered by the BBC World Service, Music in Africa, Cameroon Tribune, Fidèle Au Poste, Mdundo and Mimi Mefo Info.

Other activities

In 2022, PhillBill was listed as a jury member for the World Bank Group's Youth Act on Education campaign. He has also been listed among the jury members for Mützig Star.

Discography

Extended plays

The SoundMan (2025)

Selected singles

Shabasiko

La Clé

Bikossa

Malova

Même Si Tu Pars

Sélé

Condiment

TÈTÈRI

Collaborations

Banga with Blanche Bailly

237 Mood with Mimie

Malova featuring Krys M

Ça vient de chez nous with Darina Victry

Facture featuring Mic Monsta

Sawale featuring Roseline Layo

OWA featuring Jovi

Selected performances

FEMUA, Ivory Coast

Mother Africa Festival

Nyangon Ma Fierté

Festival Le Challenge, Germany

CIMFEST

TRACE Awards and Summit

European Tour, 2023–2024

The SoundMan Tour, 2025

Text from the Wikipedia article “PhillBill”, revision of 12 October 2026, available under the Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0 licence. Wikipedia is written by volunteers; check important facts against the sources it cites.

This record is provisional: it was compiled from the cited sources but has not yet been checked by an InsideKamer editor.

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