Fred Sebbaale says the rise of radio, television, and changing technology altered listening habits and media exposure, contributing to the decline of Uganda’s Kadongo Kamu genre.
Ragga Dee says the late Paul Job Kafeero privately revealed he had only four biological children, adding that he had cautioned against DNA testing years ago because it would create divisions within the family.
Uganda National Musicians Federation president Eddy Kenzo has defended the proposed copyright amendment, saying it will benefit all musicians through a digital royalty tracking system.
Lil Pazo used his moment at Jazz with Jajja 2 to directly appeal to President Museveni for financial help, claiming he campaigned extensively but was never refunded.
Pallaso has stirred conversation after questioning Bebe Cool’s recent musical presence, saying being famous is different from being musically relevant.
Alexander Bagonza, known as A Pass, says Uganda’s music industry limits artists by focusing on a few stars, arguing he would be among Africa’s biggest names if based in Kenya.
Ronald Mayinja has refuted Buchaman’s allegations that certain musicians were paid for performing on the NRM campaign trail, saying none has received full payment yet
Fresh out of Luzira Prison, TikToker Luwilight says jail wasn’t as bad as people think, denies cyber harassment charges, and promises to leave Bebe Cool and Zuena Kirema out of her next online rants.
Apostle Jonathan Nalebo has reignited music industry debate after blasting Bebe Cool and declaring Eddy Kenzo the bigger and more accomplished artist on both the local and international stage.
Bebe Cool has distanced himself from Luwilight’s ongoing detention, saying he forgave her long ago and is not responsible for her continued stay in prison.