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.

Lydia Jazmine says she has not abandoned her dream of going global but believes Luganda music has been key to building her career, supporting her family and connecting with Ugandan audiences.

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.

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.

Ogenda Kukilaba singer Tracy Melon says she welcomes comparisons with established artists, saying they only motivate her. Speaking on NRG Radio, she also shared her dream of making music that touches people's hearts and revealed plans to grow beyond Uganda.

After years of keeping a low profile, Juliana Kanyomozi says she's ready to communicate more with fans. The singer also spoke about her new Rutooro-inspired song, Oli Mwana Woha, and her desire to mentor young female artists.

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.

Singer Juliana Kanyomozi has finally responded to claims that she abandoned Bobi Wine after his entry into politics. The music icon says she remained silent for years before deciding to address the criticism and insists she still respects and considers Bobi Wine a friend.

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.

Ugandan music icon Juliana Kanyomozi is set to headline Sonic Soirée at Guvnor on June 12. Backed by the All Star Band and acclaimed guitarist Myko Ouma, the event promises an intimate live music experience focused on soulful performances, live instrumentation, and premium entertainment.

Legendary singer Juliana Kanyomozi has expressed her willingness to work with young artists, saying good music and chemistry matter more than status. The veteran musician also revealed she is currently enjoying a peaceful and grateful chapter of her life.