Kasaija’s Catchphrase “Ki Uganda Kinyuma” Turned Banger
Uganda’s Minister of Finance, Matia Kasaija, has shown he is not only skilled with numbers but also gifted at crafting memorable slogans. After the viral
Navio Finally Reveals Who Writes His Music
Ugandan hip-hop star Navio has opened up about his songwriting process and the collaborators who help shape his music. Speaking to Evening Rush Reloaded, Navio
Navio Reveals How “Badman From Kamwokya” Came to Life
When it comes to successful genre fusions in Ugandan music, “Badman From Kamwokya” is hard to beat. The track, a hit collaboration between Bobi Wine
Joshua Baraka Outshines Everyone at Blankets & Wine Nairobi
Ugandan singer Joshua Baraka lit up Nairobi with a powerful performance at the Blankets and Wine festival on September 28. The event, held at Laureate
Could Gospel Music Be Next for Ykee Benda?
Ugandan music fans are left wondering after Ykee Benda dropped a message suggesting a major change in his career. The singer hinted that his next
Alex Mukulu Pins Music Industry Violence on Lack of Mentorship
Veteran musician Alex Mukulu has linked the growing violence among young artistes to a deep disconnect between them and the older musicians in Uganda. Speaking
The Reason Geosteady Takes Time Between Songs
Geosteady has explained why he avoids releasing music back to back, setting himself apart from a common trend in the local music scene. Speaking on
“Yoweri” Album Launch Sees Museveni Promise Billions for Musicians
President Yoweri Kaguta Museveni has promised to invest between UGX 10 billion and 20 billion in Uganda’s music industry. The pledge came at the launch
ARiA on the Tough Road to Music Success
Rising singer ARiA has revealed the main obstacle holding back her music career. Speaking on NBS After5, she said finances have been her toughest challenge,
Cindy Denies Releasing “See You Tonight” to Compete With Sheebah’s “Somebody”
When Sheebah Karungi released her song “Somebody” around July 18, it quickly got fans talking. Weeks later, around August 17, Cindy Sanyu and Omega 256
