Spice Diana has praised Pallaso for standing by her throughout her early music career, crediting their Koona collaboration and years of shared hustle for part of her success.

Geosteady has disagreed with Bebe Cool’s claims about low-priced concerts, saying Shs20K shows can be profitable while creating more opportunities for artists.

Tracy Melon has spoken out against AI-generated versions of musicians’ songs, arguing that artists invest too much time and effort into their music for AI versions to outperform the originals.

Galaxy FM presenter DJ Nimrod has sparked debate after explaining why he rarely keeps female friends, saying such friendships can eventually become intimate.

Yung Mulo has spoken out on the boycott of Vinka’s Live and Loud concert, urging fans and artists to separate politics from entertainment.

Bad Black has sparked debate after claiming that Uganda no longer has real socialites, arguing that today’s public figures are being mistaken for celebrities simply because of their social media following.

Jowy Landa has responded to Kapeke’s comments about her music career, accusing him of being obsessed with her and telling him to “germinate.”

Evelyn MiC has revealed the painful story behind her Galaxy FM exit, saying her decision to report an alleged assault by Alien Skin left her without the support of her employer and eventually cost her the job.

Vinka looks back on the criticism she faced at the start of her music career, saying the harsh comments and comparisons ultimately became a blessing in disguise.

Vinka says she is more focused on making quality music that stands the test of time than chasing hit songs that may disappear after a year.

Spyda MC has admitted that he is still struggling financially despite the success of his hit song Emikisa, saying the track failed to open the corporate opportunities and financial doors he had anticipated.

Kapa Cat has criticized the current generation of musicians for avoiding music battles, revealing that Karole Kasita declined her challenge. She says music battles are healthy promotional opportunities and insists she is ready to face any artist.