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
Kapeke Calls “Morocco Remix” Normal, Says He Cannot Work With Shenseea
Ugandan singer Kapeke has weighed in on the “Morocco Remix,” a collaboration between Joshua Baraka and Jamaican singer Shenseea. Speaking during an appearance on Rewind,
Is LugaFlow Different From Hip-Hop? Feffe Bussi Explains
Feffe Bussi has opened up about how he sees his music and why he proudly calls himself a LugaFlow artiste. Speaking to Tawfiq Media, the
Tems and Burna Boy Set New Billboard Hot 100 Record
A new chapter has opened for African music on the Billboard U.S. Hot 100. Tems and Burna Boy have now become the African artistes with
Feffe Bussi Hints at Possible Collaboration With Nasty C
Ugandan hip-hop artiste Feffe Bussi has opened up about the African rap stars who inspire his craft. While appearing on D Hook, the rapper listed
Why Bruce Melodie Keeps Choosing Sasha Vybz for His Biggest Projects
The creative chemistry between Rwandan music star Bruce Melodie and Ugandan director Sasha Vybz is hard to ignore. From high budget visuals to cross border
Bruce Melodie Urges Ugandan Collaborators to Show Up in Rwanda
Rwandan singer Bruce Melodie has thrown a challenge to Ugandan artistes, especially those he collaborates with, saying it is time they return the favour. The
Yung Mulo Says Hit Songs Happen Naturally, Not by Formula
Ugandan dancehall singer Yung Mulo says there is no formula for a hit song. Looking back at his 2012 breakout single “Tebakusobola,” Mulo said the
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