Musician Moses Saali, also known as Bebe Cool, has been the most discussed musician in Uganda this year.
This has been mostly because of his released "Break the Chains" album, but also due to the controversy that comes with being Bebe Cool, the artist in Uganda and Africa at large.
He has been widely criticized for ignoring upcoming artists and choosing to invest almost two billion Ugandan shillings into his own career, specifically in the recording and promotion of his album.
Aaronix has also joined the same brigade, advising Bebe Cool to emulate legendary Nigerian singer and music mogul Don Jazzy, who is uplifting the industry by investing in young talents.
"Respectfully, I ask Bebe Cool to think broadly and plan to uplift young talents by supporting them. He should copy people like Don Jazzy who are investing in young talents, and this is bringing development to the industry in Nigeria," he explained.
Don Jazzy is the brains behind Mavin Records in Nigeria, a music label that has been around for over ten years, supporting different artists.
Currently, Mavin Records is working with Ladipoe, Rema, Ayra Starr, Crayon, John Drille, among others.
Aaronix believes that if Bebe Cool focuses on supporting young talents, Ugandan music will benefit entirely, and the country will even be able to compete globally because there are lots of talented artists in the country who lack financial support to record and promote their music.
