Music

Dancehall musician Kapeke has revealed that Sheebah Karungi is the only Ugandan artiste he is interested in collaborating with.

Speaking in an interview, Fik Fameica named Tracy Melon as his number one artiste of 2025, crediting her for an outstanding year.

Alien Skin says the political season is now behind them and it is time for artistes to go back to the studio and let their music do the talking.

According to Da Agent, his former management lacked proper decision-making, a situation that eventually pushed him to abandon the team and pursue a solo career path.

Fast-rising singer and songwriter Nandor Love is officially in her concert era — and the industry is watching closely.

Fille revealed that the Uganda National Musicians Federation (UNMF) declined to support her return to music through studio recordings and video production — a move she admits left her disappointed and confused.

Speaking in an interview with a local television station, Tracy admitted that the recognition has left her both emotional and motivated.

Bebe Cool, has spoken out about what he believes is the growing decline of Uganda’s music industry.

Speaking in an interview with a local television station, Omutuzze argued that despite the heavy investment poured into the project, the album failed

Dax Vibez, one of the most consistent and influential musicians of the past two years, has revealed his list of the top-performing artistes of 2025.

As the year comes to a close, singer Aaronix reflects on the producers who shaped Uganda’s sound and defined the hits of the year.

Kalifa Aganaga has taken a swipe at Eddy Kenzo and Bebe Cool, accusing the two NRM-leaning stars of prioritising personal interests over pushing for meaningful copyright reforms in Uganda’s creative industry.