Music

Singer King Saha has once again stirred debate in the music industry after boldly declaring himself the only international artiste in Uganda at the moment.

Spice Diana has reportedly launched her own music label, marking what appears to be the end of her longtime partnership with manager Roger Lubega.

Rapper Recho Rey has dismissed allegations made by upcoming artist Kin Bella, who recently claimed that the hit song “Ekibombo” was originally hers.

Naira Ali has strongly criticized the Ugandan government and President Yoweri Museveni, accusing them of taking over the country’s music industry.

Karole Kasita, born Carole Namulindwa Kasita, has officially announced plans to hold a major concert in 2026.

Kenzo expressed frustration over the ministry’s alleged failure to release funds meant for the artists’ SACCO under the UNMF.

Eddy Kenzo, has spoken out following public criticism over his involvement in President Museveni’s music album, which was launched last month.

Singer and producer Daddy Andre has taken credit for shaping the fast-rising success of Elijah Kitaka, one of Uganda’s most promising music talents.

Elijah Kitaka is part of a new generation of artists — alongside the likes of Joshua Baraka and Azawi — who are redefining Ugandan music and steadily pushing it toward the international stage.

Alien Skin has once again stirred debate in the entertainment industry after declaring himself bigger than most of Uganda’s legendary musicians.

The “Ogenda Kukilaba” hitmaker revealed that she has tried reaching out to Ykee Benda several times but is still waiting for a response.

Vinka explained that the Swangz Avenue team was never invited to participate in the project or the album launch held in Munyonyo, which is why they were not part of it.