Beenie Gunter Urges Artistes to Focus on Making Good Music, Not Competition
Beenie Gunter has expressed a different view from fellow artiste Elijah Kitaka, who recently claimed that there is no competition in the Ugandan music industry
Beenie Gunter and Elijah Kitaka Clash Over State of Ugandan Music
Dancehall artiste Beenie Gunter has spoken out against fellow singer Elijah Kitaka’s recent comment that there is little to no good music in Uganda right
Eddie Sendi Defends Chameleone’s Skirt-Like Outfit: “It Is Showbiz”
Singer Jose Chameleone brought high energy to the Comedy Store stage, but after the performance, much of the attention shifted to his fashion choice. The
Ugandan Hip-hop Excels Only When I Am Around, Says GNL
GNL Zamba has never been one to shy away from bold statements, and his latest reaffirmation is no different. The rapper, who many credit with
“Besides Music, We Are Content Creators,” Tojo 256
By Nalunga Edreen Teopista “Besides music, we are content creators…” That spark from Tojo 256 set the tone for one of the most real and
Bebe Cool Blames Audience Preferences for Rise of Nigerian Sound in Uganda
Following the release of Bebe Cool’s latest album, Break The Chains, critics and commentators accused the veteran artiste of trying too hard to emulate Nigerian
Dan Flavour Warns That Fame Without Humility Leads to Isolation and Depression
Singer Dan Flavour has opened up about the challenges musicians often face, attributing many of them to a loss of humility after achieving fame. Speaking
Sqoop Larma Urges Artistes to Explore Ventures Beyond Music
Up-and-rising singer Sqoop Larma challenges the notion that musicians should focus solely on their music and avoid other ventures. He believes this mindset, which is
Ceaserous Opens Up About His Break from Music and Plans for New Releases
Ragga-dancehall artiste Solomon Ssentongo, alias Ceaserous, has shared the reasons behind his break from music and his plans for the future. In a recent interview,
The Majority Of Ugandan Musicians Are Mediocre – A Pass
Singer Alexander Bagonza, widely known by his stage name A Pass, is once again speaking out about Ugandan musicians and the state of the local
