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Kenzo Declines Royal Regency London Shows, Says “I Deserve Better”
Eddy Kenzo has ruled out a return to London, despite continued calls from Ugandans in the United Kingdom asking him to perform there. The BET
Ecko Star Reveals What Pulled Him Into Dancehall Music
Ecko Star Fullybad is carving out a distinct sound in Uganda’s dancehall scene, and it all traces back to the music that first pulled him
A Pass Says Discipline, Not Talent, Holds Ugandan Artistes Back
During an interview on KFM, A Pass faced a simple but pointed question: what do Ugandan artistes lack most: talent, discipline, or vision? He chose
A Pass on Avoiding Industry Beef: “There Is Nothing to Gain”
A Pass may be one of the most outspoken artistes in Uganda, but he has managed to stay away from industry beef for years. Despite
Nato Boss Names Artistes Who Made His Start in Music Easier
Nato Boss has opened up about the musicians he could count on when he was still finding his way in the industry. Speaking during an
Nina Roz Encourages Girls to Rise Above Beauty Standards
Ugandan singer Nina Roz is using her voice to speak directly to young girls, with a message that challenges how they see themselves. In a
Nina Roz Warns Copyright Law Will Mean Nothing Without Enforcement
Ugandan singer Nina Kankunda, stage name Nina Roz, has warned that the new copyright law will mean nothing if authorities do not enforce it. In
BigTril Crowns Eddy Kenzo the GOAT of Ugandan Music
Ugandan singer Eddy Kenzo is receiving praise after playing a key role in pushing forward the Copyright and Neighbouring Rights Amendment Bill 2025. Kenzo, born
Jowy Landa Shares Her Blueprint for Perfect Collaborations
Ugandan singer Jowy Landa has opened up about how she approaches music collaborations and what makes a partnership work for her. Speaking on NOW Media,
Mark Da Urban Calls for Artiste Sensitization on Copyright Law
Ugandan dancehall singer Mark Da Urban has weighed in on the newly passed Copyright and Neighbouring Rights (Amendment) Bill 2025, and while he sees potential,