Author: Wamala

In a recent interview with Dazed Magazine, rising rap sensation Doechii expressed her eagerness to collaborate with SZA and Sexyy Red. She envisions a project that pushes boundaries, encouraging both artists to step outside their comfort zones. Doechii proposed a creative twist, asking, “What would it sound like if Sexyy Red did an interlude on my album and she read a poem?” She further explored the idea by questioning, “What would it sound like if I had SZA on a boom-bap rap and she was rapping instead of singing, completely f*cking up what people expect these artists to do?” Her…

The Ugandan government’s recent approval of a Copyright Management System (CMS) for musicians has sparked both celebration and controversy within the music industry. Led by Uganda National Musicians Federation (UNMF) president Eddy Kenzo, many artists are hopeful that this move will help secure their earnings and ensure fair compensation for their work. However, digital strategist Pyepar Faisal has raised significant concerns about the financial and logistical implications of the system, questioning its feasibility and long-term sustainability. The Cost of Implementation: A Breakdown While the idea of a CMS sounds beneficial in theory, setting up and maintaining such a system requires…

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In a historic move set to revolutionize the music industry, President Yoweri Kaguta Museveni has approved the implementation of a cutting-edge Copyright Management System aimed at safeguarding Ugandan musicians and ensuring they receive fair compensation for their work. This game-changing technology comes after a significant meeting between top officials and some of Uganda’s most prominent musicians, including Uganda National Musicians Federation president, Eddy Kenzo. A Vision for Fair Compensation In a statement, President Museveni emphasized the importance of leveraging modern technology to empower local artists and protect their intellectual property. “The new technology should be able to tell us who…

In a candid conversation with Galaxy TV, Ugandan rapper Recho Rey, known for her powerful musical presence and the self-proclaimed Black Girl Fly persona, shed light on the dark side of the entertainment industry, discussing the prevalence of drug abuse and addiction among creatives. The rapper, who has risen to fame through her undeniable talent and dedication, revealed how the pressures of the music scene have affected both her and many others in the industry. The Weight of the Industry: A Constant Battle with Pressure Recho Rey made it clear that the entertainment industry is not as glamorous as it…

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Ugandan singer Joanita Zachariassen has dismissed ongoing rumors suggesting a fallout with fellow singer Sheebah Karungi following their 2021 collaboration on the song You Lied. For some time, speculation has been circulating that the former Denmark-based Ugandan singer was at odds with Sheebah over what some believed was a lack of promotion for their joint project. However, Zachariassen has come forward to clarify the situation and put the rumors to rest. Sheebah Was Very Supportive While addressing the media, Zachariassen emphasized that Sheebah was actively involved in promoting their song and that her then-manager, Jeff Kiwa, was also highly supportive…

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Renowned media personality Kasuku has offered candid advice to men about relationships with single mothers and fathers. According to him, if a man is not in a rush to settle down, it’s best to avoid dating single parents due to the emotional and financial complexities tied to their past relationships. Emotional and Financial Ties to Exes Kasuku argues that many single parents maintain connections with their former partners, often leading to challenges in new relationships. “These days, we have a problem of fallbacks. They separate and abuse each other, and when they see each other looking good again, they start…

Renowned Kadongo Kamu artist Willy Mukabya has made a life-changing decision, officially declaring himself a born-again Christian and establishing his own church. His spiritual journey, which has been years in the making, has now taken center stage in his life, with his 19 children forming the first congregation of his new ministry. A Long-Ignored Calling Finally Answered For years, Mukabya felt a deep spiritual calling but initially chose to overlook it, focusing instead on his music career. However, he now acknowledges that the signs were always there, guiding him toward a path of ministry. “I dedicated myself to serving God…