Victor Kamenyo Says Musicians Understand People Better, Deserve Seats in Parliament
The 2026 general elections have ended, and several Ugandan musicians who tried politics have lost their races. Notable names include Geoffrey Lutaaya, Nina Roz, Dr.
Karole Kasita Credits Mudra for Her 2018 Hit “Yaka”
Ugandan singer Karole Kasita has praised Mudra D Viral’s talent and work ethic, describing him as one of the most gifted creatives in the industry.
Eva Apio Shuts Down Dating Rumours With Fulham Star Calvin Bassey
Ugandan-born British fashion model Eva Apio has dismissed rumours linking her romantically to Fulham FC defender Calvin Bassey. The speculation began after the two were
BassBoi Urges Bebe Cool to Celebrate Creatives With Money, Not Lists
Ugandan producer BassBoi has weighed in on Bebe Cool’s annual list, and he is not buying the hype. Bebe Cool released his 2025 picks as
Mitchy Explains Why Spoken Word Poetry in Uganda Still Falls Short of an Industry
Ugandan spoken word poet Isabirye Godfrey Mitch Junior (Mitchy) has weighed in on the current state of spoken word in Uganda, saying the craft is
Alien Skin to Ugandan Artistes: “Politics Is Over, Back to Music”
Ugandan singer Alien Skin has sent a strong message to fellow musicians now that the 2026 general election season is over. During the campaigns, many
Karole Kasita Reveals Why Her ‘Vocal Singing’ Era Failed
Dancehall star Karole Kasita has opened up about her journey to finding the sound that truly fit her. Speaking to Gossip Live, Kasita revealed that
Eddy Kenzo Returns to School, Says Learning Is Key After the Stage
BET Award winner Eddy Kenzo has revealed that he has quietly returned to school and is currently pursuing a university education. The singer, who has
Viboyo to Gen Z: Vinka’s Story Proves Anything is Possible
Vinka’s journey is proof that you can start small and still end up on top. Swangz Avenue musician and record producer Viboyo has revealed that
UPRS Warns Bars and Clubs Over Unpaid Music Royalties
The Uganda Performing Rights Society (UPRS) has warned individuals and businesses using artistes’ music without paying royalties that they will face legal action. UPRS made
