Music

Ava Peace is currently one of the most dominant new names on Uganda’s music charts, but according to her, she’s not the only one making serious waves in the industry.

Producer Washington says Radio and Weasel could have outshined Wizkid if they had organised management, claiming the Goodlyfe duo was Africa’s most powerful act.

John Blaq reveals he earns nothing from his old music after his former management took over copyrights, saying they collect all royalties while he only benefits from live performances.

John Blaq reveals he wants collaborations with Rema Namakula and Sheebah Karungi, saying a previous Rema project failed and he now wants a one-on-one song with Sheebah.

John Blaq warns upcoming singers against rushing into record label contracts, saying bad deals can cost artists their brand names and creative freedom.

Fefe Bussi says Lugogo Cricket Oval is too small for his May 16 concert, citing massive fan turnout at his previous shows and promising a huge celebration for his fans.

Jazmine advises Spice Diana to maintain respect for former manager Roger after their break-up, saying professionalism will help her thrive musically.

Spice Diana says she is open to working with different record labels after parting ways with manager Roger, emphasizing the importance of good terms and management.

Eddy Kenzo misses out on the 2026 Grammy Award after losing to South Africa’s Tyla in the Best African Music Performance category.

Eddy Kenzo confirms he will skip the Grammy Awards ceremony despite being nominated, citing responsibilities at home and saying his management will represent him.

Uncle Chumi said Ava Peace has exceeded expectations through consistency, talent, and discipline, setting herself apart from many of her peers.

Speaking to a local YouTuber, Tracy said the growing demand for her music has pushed her to work even harder.