Ugandan singer Lydia Jazmine has revealed that she intends to have her future children born overseas, saying she wants them to enjoy opportunities and privileges she never had while growing up.

Veteran producer Paddyman has shared his view on the long-running Iryn Namubiru vs Juliana Kanyomozi debate, praising both singers for their talent but pointing to versatility as the key difference between the two legendary Ugandan vocalists.

Veteran singer Juliana Kanyomozi has revealed the deeply personal reasons behind keeping her pregnancy private and shielding her son Taj from public attention, years after the tragic loss of her firstborn son, Keron Kabugo.

Veteran singer Juliana Kanyomozi has revealed that she has never used publicity stunts to boost her career, crediting her longevity in the music industry to consistency, authenticity, and quality music.

Ugandan music icon Juliana Kanyomozi has named Iryn Namubiru as the artist she would most like to share a musical showdown with, describing it as a celebration of talent rather than a battle.

Grace Nakimera says fans should expect all her greatest hits at her September 11 concert. The singer's pledge to revisit her classic catalog has excited supporters who have long awaited her return to the stage.

Singer Diana Nalubega has named King Saha as her favourite Ugandan artist, praising his music and talent while revealing that she rarely listens to local music and considers most collaborations a waste of time and resources.

Iryn Namubiru has applauded several Ugandan artists, highlighting Tracy Melon’s unique voice and recognizing talents like Azawi, Aaronx, and Elijah Kitaka.

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.

Veteran singer Iryn Namubiru has shared the real reason she joined music, saying it was purely out of passion and never because she was inspired by anyone else’s fame, lifestyle, or material success.

Iryn Namubiru recalls the night she met her French husband Frank Morel—a story that began with a karaoke performance.

Iryn Namubiru says she will release her new EP after the elections, praises grandmothers in her song Jjaja, and hints at the possibility of another concert.