How Acidic Vokoz Found His Place on “Ki Uganda Kinyuma”
Ugandan vocalist Acidic Vokoz is one of the voices behind “Ki Uganda Kinyuma,” Uganda’s newest anthem of pride. The song, a powerful collaboration featuring Omega
Omega 256 Shares Inspiration Behind “Ki Uganda Kinyuma” Banger
On October 3, a new anthem, “Ki Uganda Kinyuma,” made its debut and instantly captured the nation’s attention. A collaboration between Omega 256, Feffe Bussi,
Kasaija’s Catchphrase “Ki Uganda Kinyuma” Turned Banger
Uganda’s Minister of Finance, Matia Kasaija, has shown he is not only skilled with numbers but also gifted at crafting memorable slogans. After the viral
Navio Spills the Truth on What Sets Him Apart in Ugandan Rap
Ugandan rap icon Navio, born Daniel Lubwama Kigozi, has long stood out in the local music scene for his versatility. In a recent interview with
Geosteady Inspires Courage in Facing Mental Health Struggles
Ugandan singer Geosteady has spoken candidly about his battle with mental health and substance use during an appearance on Sanyuka Bigenda Bitya. His story offers
“Yoweri” Album Launch Sees Museveni Promise Billions for Musicians
President Yoweri Kaguta Museveni has promised to invest between UGX 10 billion and 20 billion in Uganda’s music industry. The pledge came at the launch
Joshua Baraka Promises Big Things with Upcoming Album
Ugandan singer Joshua Baraka has excited fans by announcing that his new album is complete. He wrote on social media, “This music coming out next…
Omega 256 Confirms Maiden Concert Will Have No Extra Shows
For many Ugandan artistes, staging extra concerts after a main show has become almost standard practice. These extra shows, usually held outside Kampala, give fans
Pallaso Says He Raised the Value of Music in Uganda
Ugandan singer Pallaso says he played a major role in reshaping the country’s music industry after the COVID-19 pandemic. Following the pandemic, the value of
DJ Selecta Jef Pleads with Artistes: “Stop Cursing in Luganda”
Selecta Jef has spoken out against vulgar music, urging local artistes to rethink their lyrics. The Ugandan DJ and media personality took to X (formerly
