Why Feffe Bussi Says Mutual Respect Between DJs and Artistes Matters
Rapper Feffe Bussi believes that DJs play a crucial role in the success of musicians and are among the most important people in the industry.
Mr. Mosh On How Fans Feel About His Political Move
By Ndamagye Isaac While appearing on Next Radio’s Next Big Talk hosted by Canary Mugume, Mr. Mosh spilled on what fans feel about his desire
Pretty Banks Says TNS Supports All Artistes Equally, Dismisses Favoritism Talk
Jeff Kiwa’s Team No Sleep (TNS) boasts a talented roster of female artistes, including Ava Peace, Pretty Banks, Jowy Landa, and Pinky. Known for their
Mun G: The Rapper Who Still Chooses the Soil
Ugandan rapper Mun G may command the mic, but his day begins on a farm, not in the studio as many might assume. Appearing on
Solome Basuuta Says Attention Is Key to Appreciating Her Music
It is not that singer and vocal coach Solome Basuuta does not want her music to become widely popular; she does. However, she also understands
Bentrom Fires Back at Lanek’s “Non-Gospel” Remark on His Dancehall Sound
Bentrom has responded to comments made by gospel singer Afande Lanek, saying that while he holds no personal grudge, he disagrees with the criticism directed
A Pass Says No to Paying for TikTok Challenges, Believes in Organic Hype Only
These days, many musicians pay TikTokers to start challenges using their songs as a way to promote the music and hopefully make it go viral.
What Makes a Mother? Find Out in the Drama Series “Mother” on Sanyuka TV
What makes a mother? Mother (Anne), the emotional Turkish drama now airing on Sanyuka TV, explores that very question in the most unexpected way. At
Why Every Ugandan Should Learn Digital Marketing Today
In today’s fast-paced and technology-driven world, digital marketing has become an essential skill for both businesses and individuals. Mastering digital marketing opens the door to
Why Silence Is the Wisest Response to Verbal Attacks, According to Pastor Kayanja
Senior Pastor of Miracle Centre Cathedral, Robert Kayanja, has broken his silence, ironically, to explain why he often chooses not to respond to criticism, especially
