Pretty Nicole Admits Music Career Failed
Under the guidance of producer Tom Lego G of Badman Records, Pretty Nicole ventured into music and released two songs, “Detergent” and “Nsitula.” Just as
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
Tracy Melon Speaks on Shift from Timeless Hits to “Bubblegum Music”
Ugandan singer Tracy Melon has shared her take on how the music scene has changed over the years. While appearing on NBS After5, she looked
Low-Key by Choice, Not Poverty, Melody Explains
When the name Melody is mentioned, many music fans immediately think of “Nkoleki,” his collaboration with legendary singer Jose Chameleone. However, while the song is
Feffe Bussi Sets Lugogo Cricket Oval for 10 Year Music Concert
Whenever fans hear a Ugandan rapper mention Lugogo Cricket Oval, many get nervous. The venue is huge, respected, and not easy to fill. Add to
Lydia Jazmine Opens Up on How Artiste–Manager Splits Should Be Handled
Ugandan singer Lydia Jazmine has shared her views on what should happen when an artiste and manager decide to part ways. Speaking to Daily Soup,
Writing Lyrics Down Is an Old Way of Making Music, Says Uncle Chumi
Singer and comedian Uncle Chumi says she does not believe in writing lyrics before recording music. During her appearance on Sanyuka Uncut, Chumi explained that
Eddy Kenzo Falls Short in Second Grammy Attempt
Eddy Kenzo’s second Grammy attempt ended without a win, but the Ugandan singer continues to break ground internationally. At the 68th Annual Grammy Awards, Eddy
Dr. Propa Admits Using “Drugs” and Explains Why
Ugandan singer Dr. Propa, born Johnholl Arinaibye, has admitted that he uses drugs, but was quick to clarify that he meant medicine, not illegal substances.
From Loss to Comeback: Fik Famieca Promises Big Hits in 2026
Fik Famieca is ready to make 2026 all about music after a challenging 2025. The rapper revealed that last year was more about politics than
