Why Getting Noticed in Music Has Become Tougher, According to Liam Voice
Ugandan singer Liam Voice, born Zisabusolo Willy, has weighed in on the state of Uganda’s music industry, pointing to the rising competition among artistes. Speaking
Nalumu Irene Questions Why Only Women Receive Flowers on Valentine’s Day
NBS Television news anchor Nalumu Irene has sparked debate online after questioning a long standing Valentine’s Day tradition. In a post shared on February 9,
Feffe Bussi Lays Out Vision for Hip-Hop Hub and Ghetto Youth Support
From “smallest rapper now the greatest,” Feffe Bussi has risen to become one of the strong voices in Uganda’s hip-hop industry. While many musicians are
Lillian Mbabazi Urges MC Kats to Be Honest About UNMF Support for Fille
Lillian Mbabazi, who serves as Vice President of the Uganda National Musicians Federation, has responded to claims made by MC Kats regarding the federation’s support
The Painful Reality After Sudden Fame: Shifra Opens Up
Shifra of the “Hoozambe” fame has spoken openly about the reality that followed her viral rise to fame. Speaking in an interview on Sanyuka Uncut,
John Blaq Says Getting Rema for a Collabo Is an Uphill Task
John Blaq has worked with several big names in the industry, including Vinka, Daddy Andre, Irene Namubiru, Levixone, Ykee Benda and Jowy Landa, among others.
Liam Voice Urges Artistes to Shift Focus From TikTok to Streaming Platforms
After declaring himself the most streamed Ugandan musician on Boomplay with 45.7 million streams, Liam Voice is not slowing down. Instead, he is doubling down
“Be Content, But Not Complacent,” Julius Sese on Handling Pressure
Ugandan recording and visual artiste Julius Sese has shared thoughtful advice about handling pressure and avoiding the trap of comparing yourself to others. While appearing
Nina Roz Opens Up About Overcoming Addiction Through Faith
Nina Roz has opened up about how she overcame addiction, sharing a deeply personal testimony about faith, acceptance and the importance of having the right
Exes Do Not Have to Be Enemies, Lydia Jazimine Explains
Lydia Jazimine is challenging the idea that exes must always be enemies. The Ugandan songbird spoke to Rewind while commenting on Geosteady’s continued closeness with
