A Pass Urges Artistes to Ignore Numbers and Trust Their Growth
The music industry can be loud. Artistes today operate under constant scrutiny, with fans counting streams, critics comparing numbers, and bloggers analyzing projections, and every
A Pass Shuts Down Pressure to Go Global, Says He Is Happy Where He Is
A Pass is not chasing the world, and he is not apologizing for it. Speaking during a live broadcast, the Ugandan singer made it clear
A Pass Skips Bobi Wine’s Rallies, Says He Supports Online
Campaign season is in full swing in Uganda, and musicians are finding themselves in the spotlight for more than just their music. Some are hitting
A Pass Says No to Government Handouts: “Legacy Over Currency”
Singer A Pass has firmly ruled out accepting government stimulus packages for creatives, making it clear they are not for him. Speaking to Daily Soup,
‘It Is Impossible to Pick the Best’ — A Pass on Ugandan Musicians
As each year comes to an end, fans and industry insiders often debate who the best musician of the year is. From social media polls
Why A Pass Will Wait Until He Is 70 to Get Married
2025 has been a busy year for Ugandan entertainers, with several musicians tying the knot or taking steps toward marriage. Big names like Irene Ntale,
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
A Pass Reveals How Mowzey Radio Guided His Music Journey
Singer A Pass has shared how the late Mowzey Radio played a key role in shaping his music career before he became famous. The two
A Pass Surprises Next Media With Thank-You Visit Months After Sold-Out Concert
Ugandan music sensation A Pass is still riding the high of his successful January concert, but he has not forgotten those who helped him pull
