Maurice Kirya Says Hype Is Killing Growth in Ugandan Music
Ugandan music star Maurice Kirya has raised concerns about what he believes is a major issue stunting the growth of the country’s music industry. Speaking
Tracy Melon Names Irene Namubiru as Her Dream Collaboration
Ugandan singer Tracy Melon has revealed she keeps an open mind when it comes to musical collaborations, though there is one artiste she would love
Allan Hendrik Ssali Slams Rehab Rumours, Explains New Look
Allan Hendrik Ssali, son of Ugandan music legend Bebe Cool, has finally addressed the rumours linking him to rehab over drug abuse. The gossip intensified
Navio Confident He Has Reached the League of Philly, Elly, and Afrigo
Daniel Lubwama Kigozi, popularly known as Navio, says he has finally reached the top of Ugandan music. Fans of the 2009 All Stars hit “Mr.
Geosteady Opens Up on Concert Plans After Break from Spotlight
Ugandan vocalist Geosteady, whose real name is George Williams Kigozi, is finally back, and fans could not be happier. After months away from the spotlight
How Geosteady Keeps His Music Popular Over the Years
Ugandan vocalist Geosteady has managed to create music that stands the test of time, even as many of his counterparts struggle to keep their songs
Troy Elimu Explains How Uganda’s Creatives Can Go Global
Troy Elimu is making waves not only with his music but also with his impact on the fashion industry. As the mind behind Denim Cartel
The First Hit Song Does Not Guarantee Big Paychecks, Says John Blaq
Many people believe that once an artiste lands their first hit song, money automatically follows. But according to Ugandan singer John Blaq, that is far
Ekyepukulu Promax 2025 Set to Be the Event of the Year
Abitex Promotions is back and this time they are pulling out all the stops. The company announced details of Ekyepukulu Promax 2025 at a press
Victor Ruz Opens Up on Misunderstandings About His Character
Ugandan vocalist Victor Ruz is known for his humble personality, but on Star Connect, he revealed that not everyone sees it that way. The “Kikomando”
