Music

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.

Chameleone explained that working with upcoming singers gives them a push. He wants to create more stars for the music industry and will continue doing so in the future.

Gossip monger and media critic Katende Isaac, commonly known as Kasuku, has no kind words for the Blu3 singers.

The "Siri Regular" hitmaker explained she records music every day because that is something she is fully focused on.

Singer Jackie Chandiru is bursting with pride over the success of her former backup singer, Vinka.

Ntale explained she doesn't understand what the UNMF stands for. She is not sure of their aspirations and why it was formed.

Chosen now says he is not under pressure to release music. He releases a song after taking his time and understanding how it will be received.

Musician Vinka has been at the top of her game for over five years, releasing endless hit songs. Last year, she was ranked the best female musician in almost all awards organized in Uganda.

The singer later left for kyeyo life in South Africa, but it didn't go as planned, and he returned to Uganda years ago.

Vinka has gone ahead and named some of her biggest collaborations, and in the number one spot she put Spice Diana's "Forever" where she featured Anko Ronnie.