PilAto

In between the year 2010 and 2011 at the beginning of he's transition to a human rights activist he had released a song satirically referring to some non-performing Zambian MP's as "Mental Patients". In 2013, he recorded a single entitled "Bufi" featuring Petersen, a highly politically charged song that labeled the late President Michael Sata a "Father of Lies".[5] The song got a negative feed back as the supporters of the ruling party were up in arms and he claims he received numerous death threats over the song. In 2015 Pilato showed his support for opposition leader Hakainde Hichilema and put up regular performances at his rally's countrywide. His support for Mr Hichilema failed to clinch him State House; the PF won the election[6] in what was one of the tightest election victories ever recorded since Zambia reverted to plural politics. 6 months later he recorded a song of Nashil Pischen Kazembe's 1970s hit "Aphiri Anabwela" but he changed the lyrics to "Alungu Anbwela".[7] Unapologetic, the musician was bundled up and slapped with[8] [9] charges of conduct likely to breach peace .[10] His case drew widespread media coverage even beyond Zambian borders.[11][12][13] Since then, Pilato has heavily criticized the ruling Patriotic front government for their lack of respect for human rights in his country most notably in late 2018 when a fourth year University of Zambia medical student was killed in her dorm room by careless police officers after they fired teargas canisters through her window

Pilato on record was arrested once in his career over his songs[14] that were considered as conduct likely to breach peace.

In 2013 rumours came out to say that pilAto was arrested[5] over the song "Bufi". In the song Pilato and Petersen sing about broken promises like cheap fuel, construction of roads and job opportunities for young people. They used words like Boza, Bufi, Ulabeja, Wenye which all mean the same thing: lies. But all these reports where dismissed by the Lusaka Police Chief Joyce Kasosa[15] that Pilato has been detained over his latest song titled Bufi. The police Chef said the police department have not recorded any such incident and that Pilato is still a free citizen.[16] Pilato also then confirmed saying he had not been to any police station.[17][18]

In June 2015 Pilato was arrested[19] over a song remix of the legendary Nashil Pischen Kazembe's Aphiri Anabwela but featuring Pilato's lyrics which call President Lungu[14]"a drunk," among several other insults. After he got out jail[20] Pilato said he can not defame the Head of State with his song and that he was just merely bringing out his message.

2018-2020

He has been actively participating in governance issues to raise awareness of the importance of accountability in Zambian government to citizenry especially Youths who are the majority of Zambian population. He has been arrested several times over the issues if having more meeting with youths. Mr Fumba has been passionate about youths engagement in National Affairs of the country

Recently in June 2020, Pilato and his fellow artist like B-flow, Chellah a photography and other youths held a bush protest against the government in terms of high level of corruption, unemployment level, accountability, poverty, leadership, violence, etc

• The Forsaken Prophecy[21] – 2015[22]
• Just Stupid – 2014[23]
• Judy's – 2012[2]

• PilAto – Bwetete
• PilAto – Hello (Kesulenifye) (Adele Cover) – 2015
• PilAto – Ba Peggy
• PilAto – Alungu Anbwela[7]
• PilAto – Bufi (lies)
• PilAto – Mirror ( Lil Wayne cover) – 2011