Feffe Bussi Praises St. Nelly-Sade For Supporting His Concert Before Surgery
As Feffe Bussi counts down to his highly anticipated concert at Lugogo Cricket Oval on May 16, the rapper used his press conference to celebrate
The Mith, Navio Explain Why Every Rapper Believes They Are Number One
Rap has always been one of the most competitive genres in music. From upcoming artistes to global superstars, almost every rapper steps into the booth
Navio Explains Why He Sometimes Takes Criticism Personally
Navio says criticism does not always bother him, but things change when the comments come from people he feels lack talent, credibility, or work ethic.
Feffe Bussi Rejects Claims That Ugandan Rappers Are Poor
Ugandan hip-hop has long faced criticism from people who believe the genre attracts small audiences and little money compared to mainstream music styles. But lugaflow
Feffe Bussi Under Fire, Fans Question His Hip-Hop Loyalty
As he gears up for his upcoming concert “Hip-Hop Kuntiko” the rapper has found himself at the center of a familiar debate in Uganda’s music
Da Agent Blames Artiste Pride for His Limited Collaborations
Lugaflow artiste Da Agent has opened up about why collaborations have been rare in his career. Often described as the fastest rapper in Uganda, Da
Dating Younger Men Heals My Inner Child — Prima Kardashi
Kampala socialite Prima Kardashi has responded to criticism over dating younger men, offering a personal explanation for her choice. Speaking on Sanyuka TV, Prima said
Success in Music Is Not Just About Talent — Feffe Bussi
Feffe Bussi has shared his take on talent and hard work, and he is putting effort ahead of natural ability. The Lugaflow emcee says success
Feffe Bussi Lays Out Vision for Hip-Hop Hub and Ghetto Youth Support
From “smallest rapper now the greatest,” Feffe Bussi has risen to become one of the strong voices in Uganda’s hip-hop industry. While many musicians are
Navio Warns Musicians Against Going Quiet for Too Long
Ugandan rapper Navio has warned musicians against staying away from the spotlight for too long, saying the fast pace of Uganda’s music scene can quickly