Tracy Melon Gears Up for Her First-Ever Roast and Rhyme Performance
Fast-rising Ugandan artiste Tracy Melon is ready to make her debut at one of the country’s most talked-about events, Roast and Rhyme. The festival, happening
“Albums Are the Way to Go” Spice Diana Urges Musicians to Adapt
For years, Ugandan music was dominated by singles. Albums were almost unheard of, and most artistes preferred to drop one hit after another rather than
Lady Mariam Warned, Spice Diana Advised: Nobat Keeps It Raw
Promoter Nobat is no stranger to controversy and is making headlines again after criticizing Eddy Kenzo and his wife Hon. Phiona Nyamutoro over government-released Federation
Women Seek Songwriting Help More Than Men, Dokta Brain Says
Renowned songwriter Dokta Brain has revealed he played a hand in Uganda’s latest anthem, “Ki Uganda Kinyuma.” The track, released on October 3, celebrates the
Laika on the Pros and Cons of Being a Signed Artiste vs Independent
Laika, the voice behind the hit Believer, has opened up about why she chose to leave her management and take full control of her music
How Kataleya & Kandle Are Changing the Way Artistes Collaborate
In Uganda’s music industry, it is almost an unwritten rule that the artiste who asks for a collaboration usually ends up doing all the heavy
Ykee Benda Says No Critic Can Shake Him, Here Is Why
Ugandan superstar Ykee Benda has opened up about the obstacles he faced early in his career and how he stayed focused despite the doubts of
Mesach Semakula Urges Artistes to Focus on Creating Good Music, Not Hits
Veteran Ugandan musician Mesach Semakula has advised upcoming and established artistes to prioritize creating good music over chasing quick hit songs. Speaking to YouTuber Kaiyz
Fyno Breaks Hearts, Confirms He Is Taken
Uganda’s music industry has a new heartthrob, and his name is Fyno. Best known for his chart topping hit “Che Che,” the talented songwriter-turned-singer is
Ava Peace on Why She Drops Music Back to Back
In the entertainment world, almost everything an artiste does draws both admirers and critics, no matter how harmless it may seem. For Ava Peace, her
