Exclusive!! Alien Skin Disclaims Murder Case Against Him – Pins Violent Mayanja Brothers For Trying To Kill Him

Ugandan artist Patrick Mulwana, popularly known as Alien Skin, has dismissed growing rumors that his music group, Fangone Forest, is involved in criminal activity.

In an audio clip making rounds online, Alien Skin firmly states that although he is a public figure surrounded by people for his safety, his crew is purely a music-focused team—not a criminal gang.
He stresses that his camp was created to offer opportunities to underprivileged youth, helping them escape poverty through music. However, he believes his detractors have twisted this narrative to damage his public image and career.

“I give opportunities to many youths to join my music camp and elevate themselves from poverty, but my enemies have now used it against me to tarnish my image in public with the aim of ending my career.”

Clearing the Air on Gang Allegations

Alien Skin clarified that since stepping into the music scene, he has maintained a clean record, yet he’s constantly accused of things he claims he hasn’t done. He reiterated that Fangone Forest isn’t a criminal gang but a community of musicians working toward a better future.

“I am not involved in any gang wars. My group is my band, Fangone Forest is a crew of musicians, not a gang of criminals. This crew helps many youths not to be involved in crime. I have no single criminal record in my entire career.”

Pointing Fingers at the Mayanja Brothers

In a rare and bold move, Alien Skin directly pointed at the Mayanja family—specifically fellow singers Jose Chameleone, Weasel, and Pallaso—accusing them of trying to sabotage him.

“Those fighting against the group are the same enemies who want to end me (Mayanja brothers including singers Jose Chameleon, Weasel, and Pallaso). They have resorted to accusing individuals in the camp to break us apart.”

He further explained that while some members of his crew serve as his protectors due to his high-profile status, this doesn’t make them criminals. According to him, the same people protecting him are now being targeted in an attempt to dismantle the entire group.

“These are people who protect me; I need the protection too, due to my position in society. I have never achieved happiness in this business.”

Alien Skin’s remarks highlight the growing tension and rivalry in Uganda’s music industry. While he continues to face backlash, the singer insists that he is being unfairly attacked—especially by influential figures like the Mayanja brothers.

His message is clear: he will not be silenced, and Fangone Forest will continue to provide a path out of poverty for Uganda’s youth—despite the challenges.