VIP Jemo Says His Songs Carry a Positive Message, Not Vulgarity
Self-proclaimed “King of the New School,” Kasozi Batende, better known as VIP Jemo, has defended his music against accusations of vulgarity. Appearing on Sanyuka Uncut,
“All Women Are Expensive,” Says Bruno K, Urging Men to Date Within Their Means
Ugandan singer Bruno K has challenged the popular stereotype of the “gold digger,” a term commonly used to describe women who date primarily for financial
Bruno K Encourages Men to Date Single Mothers
Bruno Kiggundu, known to fans as Bruno K, has stirred conversation online after posting a heartfelt tribute to single mothers on his official X account.
Winnie Nwagi Demands Respect From Fans During Her Performances
Singer Winnifred Nakanwagi, popularly known as Winnie Nwagi, is standing firm when it comes to fans who cross the line during her performances. She makes
Nandor Love to English-Singing Ugandan Artistes: “Go Sing From America”
Singer Nandor Love has shared some blunt advice for Ugandan musicians who choose to sing primarily in English rather than local languages. During an interview
Tracy Melon Reveals Why She Is Holding Back on Music Collabs
Budding singer Tracy Melon, who recently teamed up with Green Daddy on “Awo Wooli,” says collaborations are not her main priority at the moment. While
Maddox Drops Industry Truths: “Scandals Will Cost You Everything”
Legendary Ugandan singer Maddox Sematimba recently offered valuable advice to fellow musicians on how to attract major management deals and contracts. Speaking on After 5,
Ray Signature Promises Intimate Experience for Fans This December
Singer-songwriter Ray Signature, born Raymond Joseph Mugerwa, has announced plans for a special event dedicated to his fans this December. Known for his hit song
Nandor Love Says She Has Never Heard of Bebe Cool’s New Album
Over the weekend, singer-songwriter Nandor Love surprised many by stating in a media interview that she was unaware Bebe Cool had released a new album.
Frank Gashumba: Ugandan Female Musicians Are Good But Local
Frank Gashumba has revealed that while he listens to Ugandan female musicians and acknowledges that their music is good, he still considers them local artistes.
