“Talk to Me Before Redoing My Music,” Fred Sebatta Urges Artistes
Veteran Ugandan singer Lord Fred Sebatta has spoken about the long-running issue of other artistes redoing his songs. One of the most notable examples is
Magic Touch Dismisses Claims DJs Snub Local Music, Says the Crowd Decides
Ugandan DJ Magic Touch has jumped into the debate after singer-songwriter Dokta Brain accused DJs of favoring foreign music over local hits. Speaking to Rewind,
Bruno K Says Only a Mother Can Love a Man Unconditionally
Ugandan singer Bruno K is back with his social commentary, and this time he is speaking directly to the boy child about love. This time,
Lil Pazo Claims Women Credit His Music for Their Spiced-Up Love Life
Lil Pazo Lunabe (born Yasin Mukasa) has claimed that he is the most liked musician among female music fans. While appearing on Rewind, the Ugandan
Spice Diana Refuses to Be Boxed Into One Genre, Says Her Style Is Versatility
Spice Diana may be labeled Afrobeats, RnB, or Pop depending on where you look, but the singer says even she cannot box herself in. While
Pallaso Says Goodbye to Renting as New House Nears Completion
Pallaso is about to unlock a major life win, one that frees him from the shackles of renting. The Ugandan singer, born Pius Mayanja, is
Geosteady Rules Out Rekindling Love With Prima Kardashi
Geosteady is shutting down reunion rumours about his ex-lover and baby mama, Prima Kardashi. After fans started talking about the pair being seen together more
Ssalongo Siraje Advises Spice Diana and Manager Rogers to Talk It Out
Ugandan singer Ssalongo Siraje has weighed in on the growing talk surrounding Spice Diana and her former manager, Lubega Rogers. Speaking on Sanyuka Uncut, Siraje
Shanks Vivie’d Shuts Down Jose Chameleone Fallout Rumors
Ugandan dancehall veteran Shanks Vivie’d has cleared the air on two issues that have followed him for years. Speaking on Sanyuka Uncut, the living legend
Lil Pazo Hails Voters, Urges Defeated Artiste Politicians to Return to Music
Singer Lil Pazo has weighed in on the recent elections, openly poking fun at entertainers who failed to secure or defend political seats. He said