Bien Makes History as First East African Artist to Sell Out Indigo at the O2 Arena Twice
By Posha Aloyo Kenyan superstar Bien-Aimé Baraza, widely known simply as Bien, has firmly established himself in music history. Over the weekend, the Sauti Sol
Faded Beats: The Rise and Fall of PSY’s “Gangnam Style”
By Posha Aloyo In 2012, a song exploded onto the global scene like a cultural wildfire. It did more than top the charts it broke
T-Paul Lights Up Kampala Ahead of August Concert: A Night Powered by NBS Music
By Posha Aloyo Western Uganda’s musical star T-Paul is set to light up the stage on August 22 in Kampala. At a lively press conference
Bebe Demands UGX 1 Billion Compensation for Himself and Chameleone, Cites Decades of Sacrifice
By Posha Aloyo Bebe Cool has publicly declared that he and fellow music legend Jose Chameleone each deserve a payout of UGX 1 billion from
Dokta Brain Says Many Ugandan Hits Are Wrongly Written
Appearing on the Ugandan Boy Talk Show, singer-songwriter Dokta Brain shared his views on what he believes is currently Uganda’s greatest musical strength. According to
“Musicians May Not Understand It, But They Need It” — Fik Fameica on Copyright Law
Fik Fameica is sounding the alarm about the urgent need for a functional copyright law in Uganda. While many musicians might not fully understand how
Malcolm-Jamal Warner, Who Played Theo on The Cosby Show, Dies Aged 54
The world but painfully so Hollywood is mourning the sudden and tragic death of actor Malcolm-Jamal Warner, best known for his iconic role as Theo
Nash Wonder Challenges Ugandan Artistes to Choose Discipline Over Drugs and Greed
Celebrated music producer Nash Wonder has voiced concern over troubling trends in the Ugandan music industry, particularly the growing issue of substance abuse among artistes.
Why Madoxx Cannot Play Bebe, Bobi, and Gravity’s Music at Home
By Ashaba Cynthia Legendary reggae star Madox Ssematimba has revealed that he cannot play Bebe Cool, Bobi Wine, or Gravity Omutujju’s music in his home.
Dokta Brain Urges Self-Reflection Over Blame in Music Industry
Singer-songwriter Dokta Brain recently appeared on the Ugandan Boy Podcast, where he began by thanking Ugandans for their growing support of local music. I am
