Ray G Says Originality, Not Copying, Will Grow Ugandan Music
Singer Ray G has called on Ugandan musicians to develop a distinct sound that reflects the country’s identity instead of relying on styles borrowed from
Ray G Hopes Kololo Airstrip Concert Inspires Artistes to Dream Bigger
Ray G believes his upcoming concert at Kololo Independence Grounds could inspire fellow Ugandan artistes to pursue ambitions they may once have considered out of
Ray G Blames Poor Production and Lack of Creativity for Music Industry Stagnation
Singer Muhairwe Reagan, popularly known as Ray G, has expressed concern about the current state of Uganda’s music industry, arguing that the sector has failed
Chemical Ali Reveals What Artistes Consider Before Choosing Producers
Ugandan music producer and sound engineer Chemical Ali Nicer has weighed in on a question many aspiring producers often ask: Is there really money in
Zagazillions Urges Musicians To Learn The Business Side Of Music
Many upcoming artistes spend years chasing studio sessions and hit songs without fully understanding how the music business actually works. That is something Zagazillions believes
“I Can Never Perform Before Zero Balance” — Cindy Speaks on Promoters and Payments
Cindy says promoters must clear her payment before she touches the stage. The Ugandan singer revealed that she no longer performs on promises or pending
Ykee Benda Opens Up About Depression And Pain Behind Music Silence
Singer Ykee Benda has opened up about the personal struggles that pushed him away from music and public life for nearly two years. Speaking on
Spice Follows Through on Promise With Early Arrival in Uganda
Jamaican dancehall artiste Spice is now in Uganda ahead of her Kampala performance. She arrived on May 4, 2026, days before her scheduled show at
Spice Apologises, Promises Early Arrival for Kampala Show
Spice has directly addressed the fallout from her cancelled Kampala show, opening with an apology and a firm promise to show up this time. The
Joel Isabirye Explains Why Uganda’s Creative Sector Still Struggles
Ugandan media consultant Joel Isabirye has explained why the government has historically given little attention to the country’s creative sector. While appearing on NBS After
