Fyno Breaks Hearts, Confirms He Is Taken
Uganda’s music industry has a new heartthrob, and his name is Fyno. Best known for his chart topping hit “Che Che,” the talented songwriter-turned-singer is
Bobbi Brown Appeals to Mama Fiina, Opens Up on Health Battleand Love Life
Ugandan comedian Bobbi Brown has finally spoken out about his recent health battle, aiming to clear the air over swirling rumors while also sharing exciting
Ava Peace on Why She Drops Music Back to Back
In the entertainment world, almost everything an artiste does draws both admirers and critics, no matter how harmless it may seem. For Ava Peace, her
I Only Reveal My True Age In the Hospital — Henry Mwanje
It is no secret that many women prefer to keep their true age under wraps, and society has come to accept it. But it seems
Henry Mwanje Confesses His Admiration for Carol Nantongo
Ugandan band singer Henry Mwanje has once again openly expressed his admiration for Carol Nantongo. During a sit-down on 21 Questions, Mwanje praised the “Oliwa”
Kenzo Vows Regional Studios to Uplift Uganda’s Music Industry
Uganda National Musicians Federation (UNMF) president, Eddy Kenzo, has boldly spoken on the state of music production in Uganda, saying the industry still has a
Producer Didi Opens Up on His Rehab Journey and Music Comeback
Renowned sound engineer Abdul Karim Muchwa, popularly known as producer Didi, has opened up about a personal journey of healing during his time in rehab.
BigTril Teases New Music and Serena Show Plans
Ugandan rapper BigTril has teased fans with the possibility of a concert at the Serena Kampala Hotel next year. Speaking to Daily Soup during fellow
Salvador Dismisses Claims of Bias in Hosting Jobs
Patrick Salvador Idringi has hit back at claims that he chooses which events to host based on the artistes involved. Speculation had suggested that Salvador
Big Tril Speaks Out: “Nothing Needs Changing in the Industry”
While many Ugandan artistes complain about copyright issues, violence, and other challenges in the music scene, Big Tril is taking a different stance. The “Parte