TAKEAWAYS

• Alien Skin says he took a music break to strengthen security around his work and is now back.
• The singer claims he built his success while based in Uganda and enjoys unmatched influence.
• He criticized the return of foreign musicians and called out Ugandan artists for internal rivalry.

Fangone Forest Entertainment boss Alien Skin has spoken out about his upcoming concert scheduled for Eid Day, declaring that he is officially back in the music business after taking a temporary break.

According to the Sitya Danger singer, his absence from active music engagements was intentional as he focused on strengthening the security surrounding his brand and work. However, he now says the pause is over and he is ready to reconnect with fans through performances and new energy.

Alien Skin also confidently praised his own influence in the industry, arguing that staging and filling concerts on ordinary days is no longer a major achievement for him.

“Filling up concerts on a random day is no longer news for me. I am back and ready to entertain my fans,” Alien Skin said.

The singer further claimed that he has built his music career and conquered the Ugandan entertainment scene while remaining based in Uganda, unlike some of his competitors whom he accused of relocating abroad in search of sponsors and opportunities.

According to Alien Skin, his decision to stay home and grow his brand locally makes his success more significant and gives him unmatched influence within the industry.

“I chased foreign musicians away before and I will do it again because Ugandan music must be respected,” he added.

Alien Skin also voiced frustration over the growing dominance of Nigerian musicians on Uganda’s music scene. He argued that local artists are often overlooked while foreign performers, including relatively unknown acts, are brought into the country and paid heavily.

The controversial singer further criticized fellow Ugandan musicians, particularly established artists whom he accused of undermining one another and damaging their own brands during entertainment events.

Despite the criticism, Alien Skin believes his return will shake up the industry once again as he seeks to reclaim what he describes as Uganda’s musical space.