Tracy Melon Shuts Down Vocal Comparisons, Says “I Want to Be Me”
Tracy Melon is not chasing studio battles. In a music scene where fans often compare voices and vocal range, the Ugandan vocalist says she does
Pia Pounds Targets World Cup and Super Bowl Performances
Pia Pounds is aiming far beyond the usual concert stages. During an appearance on Next Chill Out, the singer, born Tracy Kirabo, revealed that she
Cassper Nyovest Signals Possible End of Album Era
Cassper Nyovest has stirred conversation after sharing doubts about releasing another full length album. While chatting with fans online, the South African rapper responded to
Tushi Polo Questions Why Foreign Validation Drives Ugandan Music
For rapper Tushi Polo, the challenge facing Ugandan music is not talent. It is timing. She believes local artistes are often embraced only after they
What LugaFlow Really Means: Babaluku Speaks
For some younger listeners, or for those who do not closely follow hip-hop, Lugaflow may sound like just another rap style. But for those who
Nandor Love Urges Artistes to Come to Her for Quality Songs
Nandor Love says she is sitting on a goldmine of music. Appearing on Superstar Friday, Ugandan singer-songwriter, born Nantume Dorcus Tendo, said she creates music
“Kaba Is Not Hip-Hop” — St. Nelly-Sade Slams Kapeke’s Rap Wins
Ugandan music star Kapeke is still at the center of debate following his big win at the Zzina Awards. At the awards held on February
Drake Crowned World’s Best Selling Rapper Again
Global star Drake has once again proven his dominance, topping the list as the world’s best selling rapper for the eleventh year in a row.
Is Amapiano Losing Its Unity? Major League DJz Speak Out
Amapiano duo Major League DJz have put the spotlight on growing tension within the genre, raising questions about its future. The pair spoke out on
Rickman Blames Lack of Research for Uganda’s Limited Grammy Nominations
Ugandan singer Rickman Manrick has pushed back against claims that Ugandan music is poor, saying that is not the reason local songs rarely make it