Success in Music Is Not Just About Talent — Feffe Bussi
Feffe Bussi has shared his take on talent and hard work, and he is putting effort ahead of natural ability. The Lugaflow emcee says success
“Kaba Is Not Hip-Hop” — St. Nelly-Sade Slams Kapeke’s Rap Wins
Ugandan music star Kapeke is still at the center of debate following his big win at the Zzina Awards. At the awards held on February
Chris Evans Confirms He’s Married and Throws Shade at Fake Publicity Stunts
By Arthur Kazibwe Ugandan crooner Chris Evans has finally let the cat out of the bag; he’s off the market. The singer, loved for his
DJ Nimrod Warns Against Provoking Former Gang-Linked Artistes
Renowned Ugandan music curator, DJ Nimrod, weighed in on criminal gangs in the music industry during a live Kasuku interview. He praised singer Kalifah AgaNaga
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.
Is Gravity Omutujju a Rapper? Ugandan Hip-Hop Artistes Disagree
To many Ugandan music fans, Gravity Omutujju is a household name in LugaFlow and a key figure in the hip-hop scene. Ask around randomly, and
Gravity Omutujju Reflects on His Failed Concert as a Blessing in Disguise
2024 was a challenging year for Ugandan rapper Gravity Omutujju, whose real name is Gereson Wabuyi. He encountered several setbacks, including a failed concert at
Gravity Omutujju Threatened with Lawsuit by Late Paul Kafeero’s Family Over ‘Walumbe Zaaya Remix’
Rapper Gravity Omutujju, born Gereson Wabuyu, could soon be embroiled in a legal dispute with the administrators of the late Paul Kafeero’s estate. The family,
“Circumference Is No Hit,” Gravity Omutujju Slams Bebe Cool’s Latest Song
A brief video recording captured a conversation between artistes Gravity Omutujju and Lil Pazo, where they shared some interesting opinions. As they chatted about the
Minister Amongi Warns Against Immoral Performances During Festive Season
By Muhamadi Matovu The Minister of Gender, Labour, and Social Development, Betty Amongi Ongom, has issued a warning to musicians engaging in vulgar and obscene
