Joshua Otim
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Tems Becomes First African Female Artiste With Seven Billboard Hot 100 Hits
Number 93 may not seem dramatic at first glance, but this week it carries historic weight for Tems. Her song “What You Need” debuted on
DBN Gogo to Perform 24-Hours Straight in Daring New Challenge
Midnight. Music. No stopping. That is the challenge DBN Gogo has set for herself. The South African amapiano star has officially announced plans to perform
Tinie Tempah Credits Igbo Heritage for His Creative Gift
There is something deeply creative about the Igbo people, one of Nigeria’s major ethnic groups. That is what Tinie Tempah believes, and he says his
Feffe Bussi Lays Out Vision for Hip-Hop Hub and Ghetto Youth Support
From “smallest rapper now the greatest,” Feffe Bussi has risen to become one of the strong voices in Uganda’s hip-hop industry. While many musicians are
Lillian Mbabazi Urges MC Kats to Be Honest About UNMF Support for Fille
Lillian Mbabazi, who serves as Vice President of the Uganda National Musicians Federation, has responded to claims made by MC Kats regarding the federation’s support
“Your Fellow Socialites Will Bury You,” Lil Pazo Reacts to Zari’s Funeral Wishes
Ugandan South Africa–based socialite and businesswoman Zari Hassan has opened up about how she would want her burial handled when that time comes. In a
John Blaq Says Getting Rema for a Collabo Is an Uphill Task
John Blaq has worked with several big names in the industry, including Vinka, Daddy Andre, Irene Namubiru, Levixone, Ykee Benda and Jowy Landa, among others.
Sir Aludah Praises Regional Breakthrough for Ugandan DJs
Sir Aludah is shining a light on how far Ugandan DJs have come. In a post shared on X, the veteran DJ reflected on a
Why Jamal Wasswa Is Selective About Where He Performs
For fans who rarely see Jamal Wasswa performing in certain local spots, there is now an explanation. In a recent interview with Execlusive Media, the
Liam Voice Urges Artistes to Shift Focus From TikTok to Streaming Platforms
After declaring himself the most streamed Ugandan musician on Boomplay with 45.7 million streams, Liam Voice is not slowing down. Instead, he is doubling down