Kenzo Vows Regional Studios to Uplift Uganda’s Music Industry
Uganda National Musicians Federation (UNMF) president, Eddy Kenzo, has boldly spoken on the state of music production in Uganda, saying the industry still has a
Salvador Dismisses Claims of Bias in Hosting Jobs
Patrick Salvador Idringi has hit back at claims that he chooses which events to host based on the artistes involved. Speculation had suggested that Salvador
Alex Mukulu Pins Music Industry Violence on Lack of Mentorship
Veteran musician Alex Mukulu has linked the growing violence among young artistes to a deep disconnect between them and the older musicians in Uganda. Speaking
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
Ring Rapper Drops ‘Ratata’ Name, Rebrands as ‘Official’
In June, Ring Rapper Official confirmed his split with manager Ibra Buwembo, citing creative differences and contractual challenges. Speaking in a recent interview with Daily
Jowy Landa Claims She Is Turning 21, Google Says Otherwise
Jowy Landa has once again stirred curiosity about her age. In the past, she confidently stated that no one knows her real age and no
Your Heart Can Make or Break You, Ykee Benda Warns Young Artistes
In an industry riddled with envy, jealousy, and even whispers of witchcraft, singer Ykee Benda has a blunt warning for his peers, especially young and
Abitex Responds to Government Snub: “Promoters Will Be Heard”
Abitex, the president of promoters in Uganda, has spoken out following a recent meeting with Honourable Betty Amongi, the minister in charge of the Art
Producer Rinex Stands by Working With Bobi, Says No Apology Is Owed to Bebe
For some time now, whispers have circulated about a rift between Bebe Cool and veteran music producer Rinex. Many speculate that the tension began when
Kamenyo Calls Out Older Artistes, ‘Some Things Do Not Suit You Anymore’
As musicians grow older, staying relevant in the industry becomes increasingly difficult. Some try to keep up with trends, hoping to connect with a younger
