Mikie Wine Calls Out Disloyal Ugandan Artistes
Ugandan singer Mikie Wine, born Michael Mukwaya, is gearing up to celebrate 15 years in the industry with a major concert at Kampala Serena Hotel
Kapeke Explains Why He Keeps Fans Waiting for New Songs
Kapeke, one of Uganda’s trending artistes, is taking his time with new music, and fans are beginning to understand why. This year, he has released
Kapeke Talks Global Stars: Davido Will Not Get a Collab… Or Will He?
Ugandan new school sensation Kapeke is turning into one of the most talked about young stars in the country, thanks to his stream of catchy
Omega 256 Shocked as New Song “Akashana” Pulled from YouTube
Singer Omega 256 has expressed disbelief after her new song “Akashana” was pulled down from YouTube over alleged copyright infringement. Taking to X (formerly Twitter),
B2C Soldiers Praise Gloria Bugie, Predict Global Success
About two weeks ago, Ugandan music trio the B2C Soldiers released a five-track EP titled “Love In Kampala.” But before that, the group collaborated with
Why Aaronx Wrote “Njalwala” in Tears
Musician Aaronx, real name Aaron Mukwaya, has shared the deeply emotional inspiration behind his hit song “Njalwala.” While many fans have always interpreted the soulful
Kaboo Challenges Ugandan Artistes to Create, Not Copy
Ugandan-Swiss producer Kaboo has opened up about what he calls a “copycat” culture in Uganda’s music scene. Appearing on the Ugandan Boy Talk Show, the
Kaboo Talks Productivity and Why Daytime Beats Nighttime in the Studio
Unlike singer Lydia Jazmine, who prefers late-night studio sessions, Ugandan-Swiss music producer Kaboo has revealed that he now favors working during the day. While on
Cassper Wants Fans to Support All Sounds, Not Just Amapiano
Cassper Nyovest is urging fans to explore more of South Africa’s music beyond Amapiano. The rapper wants people to support different genres and discover the
Tiwa Savage Says Afrobeats Is Unstoppable Amid Decline Claims
Nigerian superstar Tiwa Savage has dismissed claims that Afrobeats is losing its shine. The “All Over” singer says the genre is stronger than ever and
