Liam Voice Says He Will Join UNMF Once He Understands Its Purpose
Joining the Uganda National Musicians Federation (UNMF) is not on Liam Voice’s agenda for now. The singer, born Willy Zisabusolo, says he still does not
Vybz Kartel Followed Me First on Instagram — A Pass
Ugandan singer A Pass has revealed that Jamaican dancehall star Vybz Kartel followed him on Instagram long before the two started communicating. Speaking during an
Grace Khan Leaves Rehab, Thanks Kenzo and Federation for Support
Grace Khan has returned after completing rehabilitation for alcohol abuse. The singer, born Grace Namuwulya, thanked the Uganda National Musicians Federation, led by Eddy Kenzo,
Recho Rey Rejects Paying for Local Collaborations
While many artistes negotiate fees for features, Recho Rey says that has never been her approach. While on Flexx, the Ugandan rapper, born Mirembe Racheal,
Sama Soja Explains Why He Disagrees With Being Called Underrated
Ugandan reggae and dancehall artiste Sama Soja, born Ivan Tony Kizito, has spent close to a decade steadily releasing music. With tracks like “Akadde” and
I Am a Trained Teacher of Divinity and Luganda — Nandor Love
You may know her for hits like “Kinawolovu,” “Mpologoma,” and “Embuzi (G.O.A.T),” and for her strong pen game that has produced songs for other artistes.
Aaronx Opens Up About the Challenges of Music Collaborations
Ugandan singer Aaronx, born Aaron Mukwaya, has quietly built his name through major collaborations in the industry. Over the years, he has worked with Sheebah
Coco Finger Shares the Turning Point That Launched His Career
Ugandan dancehall artiste Coco Finger, born Moses Okori, has opened up about the choices and experiences that shaped his early music career. Speaking on Galaxy
Big Talent, Little Capital: NBS KURT Explores Why Investors Fear Uganda’s Music Industry
Uganda’s music industry is back in the spotlight as NBS KURT returns this Saturday with one big question. Why are investors still afraid to put
Santana Karma Defends Rappers Experimenting Beyond Hip-Hop
It is not uncommon for rappers who experiment with other genres to face accusations of selling out. For Santana Karma, a growing interest in dancehall