Dax Vibez Says He Is Comfortable Staying Local for Now
“At My Door” singer Dax Vibez says going international is not his current priority. Speaking to Rewind, Dax explained that his focus is on collaborating
Asake Crowned Most Streamed Artiste in Spotify Nigeria History
Nigerian singer Asake has become the most streamed artiste of all time on Spotify Nigeria. The platform released its top five most streamed artists to
Elijah Kitaka Challenges Doubts About Luganda Going Global
Ugandan singer Elijah Kitaka has made his ambition clear after sharing a video from Red Bull Symphonic on X. The clip captured a powerful live
Tems Surpasses Tyla in Spotify Monthly Listeners
Nigerian star Tems has overtaken South African singer Tyla as the African artiste with the highest monthly listeners on Spotify. Tems currently sits at 38.3
Maama Fiina Blames Trend Culture for Music Decline
Ugandan businesswoman and traditional healer Sophia Namutebi, popularly known as Maama Fiina, has weighed in on the current state of local music. Local music has
Talented People Are Never Well-Mannered — Bajjo
Events promoter Andrew Mukasa, popularly known as Bajjo Events, has come out in defense of singer Biswanka following mounting criticism over his conduct. Biswanka recently
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
