Why Every Artiste Needs a Personal DJ, According to Dr Lover Bowy
In music, timing and chemistry can make or break a performance, and every move and beat matters. For many artistes, having a personal DJ is
Mimi Kampala Speaks Out on Sexual Advances in the Music Industry
Behind the glamour and fame of the music world, many artistes, especially women, face pressure and unwanted advances. Navigating these situations can be difficult, and
Jackie Chandiru Backs Gloria Bugie’s Voice Against Critics
Rising Ugandan singer Gloria Bugie has faced critics over her music and voice ever since she began her career. Some have said she sounds like
Lanek Dismisses Claims of Alcohol and Drug Use
Controversial gospel singer Denis Lanek has strongly dismissed claims that he is an alcoholic or uses drugs. Speaking on Sanyuka Crossfire, Lanek explained that alcoholics
Bebe Cool Confirms Amapiano EP Coming Soon
Ugandan music icon Bebe Cool has always been celebrated for his signature reggae and ragga sound. But in today’s fast changing music industry, even legends
Why Producer Jonah’s Work Speaks Louder Than His Name
With 10 years in the industry as a producer and now three years as a singer, Producer Jonah has quietly built an impressive portfolio. He
King Saha Urges Musical Growth, Alludes to Bebe Cool’s ‘Breaking The Chains’ Album
Singer King Saha has shared candid thoughts on his music and the industry, describing his sound as “ear-friendly.” In a recent interview with Shalom and
Violah Nakitende Transitions from Christianity to Islam, Reveals New Name
Ugandan singer Violah Nakitende, known for her romantic love songs, has officially converted to Islam after years of being a Christian. The artiste revealed that
Why Eddy Kenzo Turned Down Warner Music, Sony, and Universal
Ugandan music star Eddy Kenzo has built one of the most remarkable careers on the continent. From the moment “Sitya Loss” went viral, his name
Spyro Blames Decline of Conscious Music for Society’s Moral Decay
Nigerian singer Spyro has raised concerns about the state of music today, claiming it has lost its true meaning. The conscious music advocate said the