Buganda Premier Commends Uganda’s Rising Musical Talent
The Katikkiro of the Buganda Kingdom, Owek. Charles Peter Mayiga, has urged emerging Ugandan artists to maintain professionalism and steer clear of drama and violence to sustain their careers in the music industry.
During his speech at Spice Diana’s successful concert at the Serena Kampala Hotel, Mr. Mayiga praised 2024’s standout artists, including Ava Peace, Nandor Love, and Dax Vibez, for revitalizing the music scene.
Artists Who Restored Faith in the Industry
“There are a couple of rising artists that have restored our faith in music,” Mr. Mayiga remarked. “The likes of Ava Peace, Nandor Love, and Dax Vibez among others. They have promise if they decide to focus on music as a profession.”
The Katikkiro acknowledged these young talents for their contributions and noted their potential to achieve great success if they commit to treating music with dedication and discipline.
A Call to Avoid Violence and Drama
In his address, Mr. Mayiga emphasized the importance of staying away from unnecessary drama and violence, warning that such behavior could jeopardize their chances of success.
“We just urge them to avoid violence or they risk failing in their sector,” he said.
Music as a Profession
The Katikkiro’s message serves as a reminder that music is not merely a hobby but a professional career that requires focus, hard work, and respect for the craft. His advice underscores the need for young artists to cultivate positive behavior and a strong work ethic to secure their place in the competitive industry.
A Future for Uganda’s Music Scene
With encouragement from influential figures like the Katikkiro, rising stars like Ava Peace, Nandor Love, and Dax Vibez have the potential to lead the next generation of Ugandan music. By following his guidance, they can ensure their longevity and continued success in the industry.
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