Music
Grenade Lands Collabo With Patoranking
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Rudeboy Confirms Concert in Uganda
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Mc Isaac Spits Venom After being Denied Access To Patoranking
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I Borrowed Money To Make Expensive Video - Roden Y
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Music
Fresh Kid Can't Drop Hits Every week - Manager Francis
His comments came after a number of people criticised him for not investing in the musician.
Story by Howwe 
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Music
Music Legend Kenzo To Stage concert at Namboole
During the press conference, Eddy Kenzo hinted on organising a concert soon as away of giving back to his fans.
Story by Howwe 
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Music
Fresh Daddy Starts Own Record Label
Under the new label he has signed only one artiste known as Sera.
Story by Howwe 
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Music
Fresh Daddy Begs A Collabo From Fresh Kid
Fresh Daddy made his way to the music industry riding on his son's back.
Story by Howwe 
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Music
Ykee Benda signs Dre Cali to Mpaka Records
The ‘Maradona’ singer had been the only musician signed to label until he finally decided to add another talent named Katende Andrew alias Dre Cali to the label.
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Music
Fresh Kid’s Manager signs new Artiste
Jowy Landa, a female musician was unveiled on Wednesday. She is the second signing to the label this year.
Story by Howwe 
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Music
Lyrical G In Major Comeback with new album
He recently dropped a brand new album dubbed ‘Geezy’ produced by Collin Subiika, Lyrical G himself and G-Son MGM.
Story by Howwe 
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Music
My Dream Was Become A World Star - Wizkid
He says he is making music for the world not for only African market.
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Music
New Music: Kemishan drops a club anthem
Dancehall Artist "Kemishan" drops a club anthem for party goes and anyone who loves to drink.
Story by Howwe 
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Music
Mc Kats Urges Ugandans to Support Local Artistes
Mc Kats said this at Wave Lounge while hosting a theme night that promotes Ugandan music.
Story by Howwe 
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Music
Eddy Kenzo Lands Collabo with Daddy Yankee
The BET Award winner will be the first Ugandan to collaborate with Daddy Yankee.
Story by Howwe 
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Music
I Inspire Young Musicians - Ziza Bafana
He adds that upcoming musicians need knowledge and love from established musicians to pave way in the industry.
Story by Sedrick Waidha 
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