John Blaq names his top three Ugandan songs of the year, ranking Vyroota’s “Kunsi” at number one.

John Blaq reveals he earns nothing from his old music after his former management took over copyrights, saying they collect all royalties while he only benefits from live performances.

John Blaq reveals he wants collaborations with Rema Namakula and Sheebah Karungi, saying a previous Rema project failed and he now wants a one-on-one song with Sheebah.

John Blaq warns upcoming singers against rushing into record label contracts, saying bad deals can cost artists their brand names and creative freedom.

John Blaq says he has personally penned down all his hit songs. He wants to create whenever he is in the studio.

According to John Blaq, a single hit song does not guarantee financial success, nor does it come with the big paycheck many people believe it does.

He explained that it wasn't until a producer advised him to focus on his own voice for better outcomes that he registered a hit song.

He has opened up about the reasons for doing so, revealing that he has personal problems to handle that are beyond those of the music industry.

John Blaq has been in the industry for over five years. However, he hasn't achieved anything substantial physically apart from the luxurious lifestyle that comes with his career.

He explained that Hotel Africana is his ideal venue at this time, and he is already approaching different promoters and sponsors to stage the event.