Joshua Otim
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Artin Pro Calls Kapeke Dope as Genre Debate Continues
Prominent Ugandan audio producer and sound engineer Artin Pro has weighed in on the ongoing debate about Kapeke’s music genre. The discussion began after Kapeke
Prince Job Paul Kafeero Cultural Heritage Names Musicians in Copyright Warning
The Prince Job Paul Kafeero Cultural Heritage has sounded the alarm over the unauthorised use of the late Job Paul Kafeero’s music. In a statement
Recho Rey Says Some Male Rappers Are Intimidated by Her
Recho Rey believes she sits at the top of Uganda’s female rap scene, and many of her supporters feel the same way. With hits like
Recho Rey Rejects Paying for Local Collaborations
While many artistes negotiate fees for features, Recho Rey says that has never been her approach. While on Flexx, the Ugandan rapper, born Mirembe Racheal,
Sama Soja Explains Why He Disagrees With Being Called Underrated
Ugandan reggae and dancehall artiste Sama Soja, born Ivan Tony Kizito, has spent close to a decade steadily releasing music. With tracks like “Akadde” and
I Am a Trained Teacher of Divinity and Luganda — Nandor Love
You may know her for hits like “Kinawolovu,” “Mpologoma,” and “Embuzi (G.O.A.T),” and for her strong pen game that has produced songs for other artistes.
Aaronx Opens Up About the Challenges of Music Collaborations
Ugandan singer Aaronx, born Aaron Mukwaya, has quietly built his name through major collaborations in the industry. Over the years, he has worked with Sheebah
IShowSpeed Earns Praise From Sarkodie After Ghana Tour Stop
When IShowSpeed arrived in Ghana, the internet arrived with him. With over 50 million YouTube subscribers watching his every move, the 21 year old American
Wizkid Named Highest Selling African Artiste on ChartMasters List
Wizkid has reached a new global milestone. The Nigerian star is now the highest selling African artist on ChartMasters’ all time worldwide ranking. The music
Nasty C Speaks Out on Exploitation, Chooses Brother to Lead His Brand
South African rapper Nasty C has revealed why he chose to appoint his older brother as his manager. Born Nsikayesizwe David Junior Ngcobo, the Durban