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
Omah Lay Reacts to Grammy Nomination, Says He Is Not Focused on Awards
Omah Lay is officially a Grammy nominee, and the Nigerian singer could not hide his excitement. His first-ever nomination comes from the hit collaboration with
Naira Ali Reveals Why Most Talented Ugandan Musicians Never Make It Big
Ugandan singer based in the USA, Naira Ali, is spilling the tea on why some of the most talented artistes never seem to make it
B2C Soldiers Praise Gloria Bugie, Predict Global Success
About two weeks ago, Ugandan music trio the B2C Soldiers released a five-track EP titled “Love In Kampala.” But before that, the group collaborated with
Why Laty Wizy Wants to Be Seen as an Artiste, Not Just a Songwriter
Ugandan singer and songwriter Laty Wizy is stepping out of the shadows. Known for writing hits for some of the country’s top musicians, he says
Spice Diana Tells Young Musicians How to Rise Without Rivalry
It is not unusual for younger artistes to clash with older, more established musicians. In the fast-paced music industry, comparisons, rivalries, and social media spats
Cindy Sanyu: From Childhood Dreams to Music Stardom
Cindy Sanyu’s journey to becoming one of Uganda’s biggest music stars began long before she ever stepped on a stage. At just seven years old,
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
Tyla Reveals the South African Stars Who Shaped Her Music
South African pop star Tyla recently reflected on the women who inspired her during an exclusive GLAMOUR Girlhood Q&A. She shared insights about her journey,
DJ Big N Says Afrobeats Is Losing Its Shine
Nigerian disc jockey Big N has raised alarm over what he calls a major decline in the global impact of Afrobeats. He believes the once-dominant
