Cindy and Omega 256 Receive Buganda Kingdom’s Blessing Ahead of Concerts
Celebrated Ugandan songstresses Cindy Sanyu and Omega 256 paid a special courtesy visit to the Katikkiro of Buganda, Charles Peter Mayiga, at his office in
T Paul Praised, Chosen Becky Warned: Abtex Speaks Ahead of Ekyepukulu
Events promoter Abtex, the mastermind behind the upcoming Ekyepukulu show at Kololo Airstrip, has shared his experiences working with some of the country’s top music
DJ Selecta Jef Names the Stars Carrying Ugandan Music High
Ugandan DJ Selecta Jef is not holding back when it comes to defending local music. Many people often claim Ugandan music falls short compared to
Aroma Credits B2C for Opening Doors to Top Collabs
Singer Aroma has built a reputation for working with some of Uganda’s biggest names in music, including B2C, Fik Fameica, Chosen Becky, and Grenade. Her
Spice Diana Defends Bebe Cool’s Break The Chains, Explains The Purpose of an album
Ugandan singer Spice Diana has come out in support of Bebe Cool’s latest album, Break The Chains, which has faced mixed reactions since its release
Bebe Cool Defends Jay Z Choice, Says DJ AG Has Already Given Uganda More Than It Deserves
Bebe Cool has faced criticism following his appearance on DJ AG Online during his UK tour for his latest album, Break The Chains. During the
Fik Fameica Grateful to Chameleone for Concert Date Sacrifice
During a press conference for his upcoming September 5, 2025, show at Cricket Oval in Lugogo, rapper Fik Fameica took a moment to thank Ugandan
Geosteady Hints at Music Comeback After Months in Rehab
Ugandan singer Geosteady may be ready to return to the music scene, months after stepping away to focus on his health. The “Tokendeeza” star got
Cindy Sanyu Says Retirement Is Not an Option
By Brian Macona Cindy Sanyu, born Cinderella Sanyu, has made it clear she has no plans to slow down. Speaking to Sanyuka Uncut, the songstress
Musicians Petition Parliament Over Copyright Reform
By Brian Macona On August 13, a group of top musicians, including Sheebah, Pallaso, Lilian Mbabazi, Coxo Finger, and Ray Signature, met with lawmakers at
