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

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.

Little Joe has shared how growing up in both Christian and Muslim households, coupled with experiences of religious hypocrisy, influenced his decision to embrace Buganda cultural beliefs.

Karole Kasita has opened up about why she never appeared on the Nassanga remix, revealing that overwhelming family and emotional challenges forced her to step away despite making every effort to be part of the project.

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.

King Micheal has explained why he no longer flaunts his wealth or family on social media, saying he has outgrown the habit while reacting to Bebe Cool’s recently unveiled mansion.

Cysto Panda says Cindy Sanyu’s past remarks that she didn’t consider him an artist motivated him to work harder, adding that he’d only collaborate with her if she now recognizes his growth.

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.

Grace Nakimera has defended her decision to stage a Serena Hotel concert, insisting her catalogue is packed with timeless hits and dismissing claims that she only has a few songs.

Juliana Kanyomozi has revealed that there was a time when grief made her lose the will to sing or even live. The singer says prayer and the unwavering support of family and friends helped her overcome one of the darkest chapters of her life.