Cindy Reveals Why She Can Never Work With Omega 256 Again
Ugandan singer Cindy Sanyu has opened up about the breakdown of her relationship with Omega 256, revealing why she believes the two are unlikely to
Akon Says The Richest People In Music Are Not The Artistes
Fame may grab the headlines, but according to Akon, it does not always come with the fortune people imagine. The Senegalese-American singer recently challenged the
Feffe Bussi Reveals He Has Not Spoken to Karole Kasita for Nearly a Year
After days of questions about his absence from Karole Kasita‘s “The Power Within” concert, Feffe Bussi has finally shared his side of the story. The
Papa Cidy Appeals to Chameleone Over Royalties and Unpaid Performance
Papa Cidy has publicly appealed to Jose Chameleone to address what he describes as unpaid royalties and outstanding performance payments from their past work together.
John Blaq Says He Has Outgrown His Youthful Approach to Music
John Blaq says fans should not expect him to make the same youthful music that launched his career nearly a decade ago. The singer explained
Felista Accuses Black Market Records of Taking Over Her Content Without Pay
Ugandan child star Felista Di Superstar has accused Black Market Records of taking over her content and failing to pay her, becoming the latest creative
Hellen Lukoma Says There Is No Bad Blood With Kataleya & Kandle
Hellen Lukoma says she never held a grudge against Kataleya & Kandle despite their past public fallout. The actress and singer addressed the issue during
Davido Reveals Plan to Buy Back His Music Masters Before Retirement
Davido is already making plans for what happens to his music when he eventually retires. The Nigerian star revealed that he wants to buy back
Ayra Starr Lands NPR Tiny Desk Concert Performance
Ayra Starr is preparing for another major international moment after securing a performance spot on NPR’s Tiny Desk Concerts this June. The Mavin Records star
The Myth of “Creative Enhancement” in Music
The myth that drugs enhance creativity remains one of the music industry’s most protected narratives. For years, people have pushed the belief that substances help