Music

On Wednesday this week, the Swangz Avenue team, including producers, writers, artists, and their managers, including bosses Julius Kyazze and Benon, left for Zanzibar.

Kasita explained that hitting the stage to her is about making money and she doesn't see it as a battle. She views it as a money-venturing scheme.

Speaking about the cost of producing the "Nkudi" song, Lil Pazzo explained that the total amount spent was twelve thousand Uganda shillings.

The rapper, however, says he doesn't create his music alone. Even after it's created, he first listens to it with his mother, his wife, and his kids.

Fast-rising musician Joshua Baraka has no respect for East African artists while in the studio.

Speaking about Lil Pazzo's "Nkudi," Cindy revealed it's a subpar song and its popularity doesn't contribute to the development of the industry.

Medical doctors under the Uganda Medical Association have asked the Uganda Communications Commission to halt the release of a music video that musician Gravity Omutujju is reportedly working on.

Speaking in an interview with Galaxy TV, Mulo explained that he gained nothing from the collaboration with Alien and will never work with him again.

Fans and lovers of Ugandan music have long demanded a concert from Vinka's bosses at Swangz Avenue.

Musician Bebe Cool has been vocal against bogus music. He once even urged Ugandans to stop listening to music such as "Chayi Wejaye."

Mugumbya, speaking about the album, explained it will feature musicians beyond Swangz Avenue. They are looking at experimenting with something new.

The President of the Uganda National Musicians Federation has explained why different musicians are continuing to quit his federation.