Veteran singer Viboyo has spoken about Irene Ntale’s controversial exit from Swangz Avenue, saying the singer chose to move on while her contract with the label was still active.
Naava Grey credits her late parents for teaching her humility, silence and discipline, qualities she says have helped her avoid conflicts and live peacefully in Uganda's music industry.
Lydia Jazmine has opened up about taking life as it comes, her music ambitions, stunt claims, motherhood plans and her upcoming Lugogo Cricket Oval concert.
Julius Kyazze has defended the role of record labels in the music industry, saying artists often overlook the financial risks labels take when investing in talent. He insists labels are business partners, not charities, and must recover their investments.
Veteran singer Iryn Namubiru has reflected on how much Uganda’s music industry has evolved, saying today’s artists enjoy better branding, improved earnings, and modern technology. However, she noted that unlike in her era, talent alone is no longer enough to guarantee success.
Irene Ntale has officially distanced herself from political involvement, saying she wants to focus on her music career. The singer explained that although she once appeared in Bobi Wine’s Tuliyambala Engule, she never intended to take on a political role.