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Ugandan singer Bruno K has broken his silence after model and socialite Judith Heard allegedly accused him of being involved in the death of social media personality Gogo — and he’s not holding back. In an emotional interview, Bruno said he was shocked and heartbroken by the allegations, especially coming from someone he once looked up to and respected in the entertainment industry. “I used to consider her my mentor,” Bruno said. “On top of knowledge and being well educated, I didn’t expect her to say that I’m related to the death of Gogo. I saw that video and I…
Uganda’s music scene is on fire this week as top stars including Spice Diana, Joshua Baraka, Gloria Bugie, Badgal Hezo, and Nandor Love have all dropped brand-new visuals that are taking over YouTube and social media timelines. From steamy love jams to bold rap anthems, this week’s releases prove that Ugandan artists are upping their game when it comes to sound, storytelling, and stunning visuals. Here’s your exclusive E Page One roundup of the hottest new drops making waves right now: 💞 “Nakkiriza” – Spice Diana ft. Vyroota After months of anticipation, Spice Diana and Vyroota have finally teamed up…
Uganda’s favorite outdoor music and meat festival, Roast and Rhyme, is officially back — and this time, it’s bringing the “Soul on Strings” edition to the Hockey Grounds in Lugogo on Sunday, November 2, 2025. Organized by Swangz Avenue, the 24th edition of the festival promises everything fans have come to love — soulful live performances, mouthwatering meat, and that unbeatable Kampala vibe that makes every edition feel like home. A Celebration of Music, Meat & Magic What started as a chill hangout years ago has grown into one of Uganda’s biggest lifestyle experiences, blending live music, food, and fun…
Uganda’s fast-rising songstress Tracy Melon is setting her sights high — and her heart’s locked on one name: Ykee Benda. The “Ogenda Kukilaba” hitmaker just made it clear that collaborating with the Mpaka Records boss tops her musical wish list. In a recent interview, Tracy didn’t hold back about her admiration for Ykee’s artistry and how much she believes the two would create magic together in the studio. “Ykee Benda is the person I want to work with. He knows very well because I’ve tried contacting him a couple of times,” she confessed. “There are many artistes I’d love to…
Popular Ugandan YouTuber Shalom Kaweesi has shocked fans with a raw and emotional confession about his past — revealing he once sold nude videos of himself just to make ends meet while studying at Makerere University. Speaking candidly about his difficult journey, the now-successful content creator said his early life was filled with struggles, confusion, and survival tactics that many would find hard to believe. “When I used to sell herbal medicine, I used to record nude videos of myself to show my clients how to use it,” Shalom admitted. “I know so many people in Uganda who have nude…
Ugandan media personality Momo19 has pulled back the curtain on what it’s really like being married to musician Daxx Kartel, revealing that the life of a music star’s spouse is far from the glamorous image many imagine. In a candid YouTube interview, Momo19 warned young women against romanticizing relationships with artists, emphasizing that fame comes with unique pressures and challenges. “Being married to a musician hasn’t been easy. I don’t understand the magic behind why people are obsessed with being close or involved with musicians. It’s not all merry like people think,” she said. Handling Stereotypes and Misconceptions Momo19 addressed…
Ugandan music veteran Dr. Tee has opened up about his role in shaping the country’s band music scene, claiming he was the driving force behind the iconic sound that dominated the early 2000s. During a candid interview with BBS TV, Dr. Tee recounted how he returned from Sweden between 1996 and 1999, armed with studio production and sound engineering expertise, determined to revolutionize Uganda’s music industry. “All artists wanted to sing like the Congolese. So we changed and I created the beat you now call band music. It’s a combination of different styles,” he explained. Assembling Uganda’s Top Voices Dr.…
Music star Bruno K has opened up about a dark chapter in his life, revealing that years of emotional abuse and public accusations once pushed him to the brink of suicide. During a heartfelt interview on Shalom 256, Bruno K shared that the combination of false allegations, online harassment, and personal attacks left him feeling “tired of everything.” “When Gogo, mature women you’d expect to have sense, came out and accused me of being behind her death, I was broken,” Bruno K said. The musician explained that the hurtful claims, made purely for online attention, likes, and comments, were designed…
Ugandan politician Hon. Al-Haj Latif Ssebagala has dismissed circulating reports claiming he terminated rising star Felista Di Superstar’s scholarship, calling the rumors baseless and urging those spreading them to seek guidance. Addressing the press, Hon. Ssebagala emphasized his decades-long commitment to supporting young talent through scholarships. “Felista is free to go and perform anywhere she gets invited to perform. Those spreading rumors concerning the termination of her scholarship need prayers,” he stated. Felista’s Performance at NUP HQ Not a Problem The controversy stemmed from Felista Di Superstar performing at the NUP headquarters during the unveiling of the party’s 2026 manifesto.…
Ugandan gospel sensation Gabie Ntaate has opened up about the uphill battle faced by gospel artists in the country’s competitive music scene, revealing that it’s not always smooth sailing even for talented performers. Speaking on BBS TV, Ntaate highlighted that gospel musicians often have to work twice as hard to gain recognition compared to their secular counterparts. “We can’t fail, and as I see, we have improved because back then it was a cave where they’d worship the same faces of artists. But now there are many singing, and people are appreciating them,” Ntaate explained. Her remarks shed light on…