Uganda’s music scene continues to deliver a steady stream of fresh releases, with artists experimenting across Afrobeat, R&B, gospel and Afro-fusion.
This week’s lineup brings together established stars and emerging talent, offering something for nearly every listener. From a long-awaited collaboration between Dax Vibez and Rema Namakula to Jackie Chandiru‘s emotional return with an R&B-inspired record and Lena Price‘s faith-filled gospel release, the latest videos showcase the diversity that continues to shape Uganda’s music industry.
Here’s a closer look at five new songs worth adding to your playlist.
1. Onzise – Dax Vibez feat. Rema Namakula
Leading this week’s releases is “Onzise,” a collaboration that fans have been waiting for.
Dax Vibez has previously shared that working with Rema Namakula was something he had hoped to achieve for a long time, and the final product reflects the chemistry between the two artists.
The song blends Dax Vibez’s contemporary Afro-pop sound with Rema’s smooth, soulful vocals to create a romantic record built around love and connection.
Rather than competing for the spotlight, both artists complement each other’s styles, delivering a balanced duet that highlights why they remain among Uganda’s most recognizable voices.
If you’re looking for a heartfelt love song with polished production, “Onzise” deserves a spot on your playlist.
Why watch it: A long-awaited collaboration that pairs two distinctive voices with impressive chemistry.
2. Body Tea – DJ Trizzy Vybz x Expect Xhavi
DJ Trizzy Vybz joins forces with Expect Xhavi on “Body Tea,” a smooth Afro-fusion release driven by infectious melodies and upbeat rhythms.
The song celebrates beauty, confidence and attraction while maintaining an energetic Afrobeat-inspired sound that feels perfect for parties and weekend playlists.
Its catchy hooks and vibrant production give it an easy replay value, making it one of the week’s feel-good releases.
Why watch it: Infectious Afro-fusion vibes with memorable melodies and dance-friendly energy.
3. Togenda – Jackie Chandiru
Veteran singer Jackie Chandiru returns with “Togenda,” an emotionally driven record that subtly blends R&B with hints of zouk.
The song explores a relationship on the brink, telling the story of someone desperately trying to save a love that appears to be slipping away.
Jackie’s heartfelt delivery adds emotional weight to the lyrics, while the mellow production allows the message to take center stage.
It’s a mature record that showcases her vocal strength and ability to connect with listeners through storytelling.
Why watch it: Emotional songwriting paired with a smooth fusion of R&B and zouk influences.
4. Entondo – Lanisha feat. Zulanda
Produced by Brian Beats, Lanisha’s latest release “Entondo“ features longtime songwriter and vocalist Zulanda.
The collaboration delivers a smooth-flowing record with playful lyrical exchanges, benefiting from Zulanda’s signature songwriting style and vocal presence.
Both artists bring distinct energy to the song, resulting in an easy-listening track that flows naturally from start to finish.
Its conversational lyricism and polished production make it one of the more relaxed offerings released this week.
Why watch it: Clever wordplay and a seamless collaboration backed by polished production.
5. Look Alike – Lena Price
Singer Lena Price rounds out this week’s list with “Look Alike,” a gospel-inspired song carrying a message of faith and identity.
The track reflects on the biblical teaching that humanity was created in God’s image, combining playful lyrics with an uplifting spiritual message.
Rather than delivering a traditional worship song, Lena presents her message through a contemporary style that remains accessible while encouraging reflection.
The release marks a refreshing addition to Uganda’s growing gospel music scene.
Why watch it: A light-hearted gospel track with an encouraging message rooted in faith.
Why These Releases Stand Out
This week’s new releases demonstrate the diversity of Uganda’s music industry.
Romantic ballads, Afro-fusion grooves, emotional R&B storytelling and inspirational gospel all share the spotlight, giving listeners a broad selection of sounds and styles.
Whether you’re searching for a love anthem, a dance track or a song with a deeper message, these releases highlight artists continuing to explore new creative directions while staying true to their musical identities.
As more Ugandan musicians continue to collaborate and experiment across genres, fans can expect even more exciting releases in the weeks ahead.
Which Song Tops Your Playlist?
From the heartfelt chemistry of Dax Vibez and Rema Namakula on “Onzise” to Lena Price’s uplifting gospel message in “Look Alike,” this week’s releases offer something for every kind of music lover.
Which of these new songs are you listening to first?