Author: Wamala

Wamala Sipirian is an Editor with high interest and knowledge in the entertainment space, an industry he has been actively part of since 2022. Leads to breaking stories are welcome!

Ugandan DJ Slick Stuart has challenged fellow disc jockeys to sharpen their mixing skills, understand crowd dynamics and work together to keep parties lively, while urging nightlife hosts to rethink how they celebrate big spenders without interrupting the music. In a post on X, Slick Stuart shared advice on everything from creative transitions and music selection to the responsibilities of opening DJs and the growing practice of pausing a party to honour patrons spending big. The DJ began by addressing toneplay, wordplay and other creative transitions that have become increasingly popular among performers. While acknowledging their appeal, he stressed that…

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Ugandan music producer Nessim believes succeeding in today’s music industry requires more than making hit songs, urging artists to embrace new promotional strategies, support one another and remain actively involved in their careers. Speaking to Spark TV, Nessim reflected on the changing relationship between artists and producers, arguing that the current generation has become more supportive of the people behind the music. “Producers and artists in this new generation are very supportive of each other,” Nessim said, explaining that both sides increasingly understand the challenges they face while building their careers. According to the producer, this mutual understanding has helped…

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Ayra Starr brought Afrobeats to the NFL International Games Halftime Show in London on October 11, 2026, delivering a performance featuring some of her best-known songs and tracks from her latest album, Starrgirl. The Nigerian singer took the stage at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium in front of a reported 61,322 attendees, marking a major moment in her growing international career. Her set moved between emotional melodies, soulful vocals and upbeat tracks, showcasing different sides of her music. Starr opened with “Heaven Baby,” her fan-favourite song featuring Zayn Malik, setting an emotional tone for the performance. She followed it with “Rush,” the…

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Nigerian music continues to deliver fresh sounds and visuals, and this week’s lineup brings together some of Afrobeats’ most recognisable names and rising talent. Asake, Omah Lay, FOLA and Young Jonn are among the artists with new music videos worth adding to your watch list. From an intimate studio session to a cinematic exploration of happiness, the five videos offer different takes on love, personal growth, creativity and celebration. Here are five new Nigerian music videos to check out this week. 1. Asake — “Oba” Asake takes a more intimate approach to “Oba,” offering viewers a glimpse into the atmosphere…

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Fireboy DML is back with ZUKO!, a 13-track album that brings together Nigerian, Jamaican and South African talent while marking another chapter in the Afrobeats star’s evolving sound. Released through YBNL Nation and EMPIRE, the project features Nigerian singers Lojay and Judah Earl, Jamaican dancehall artist Masicka, and South African acts JAZZWRLD and Thukuthela. The diverse lineup gives Fireboy another opportunity to explore different musical identities while building on the catalogue that has established him as one of Nigeria’s notable contemporary artists. ZUKO! arrives two years after his fourth studio album, Adedamola, released in 2024. Rather than simply revisiting familiar…

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Nigerian rapper Blaqbonez has released his fifth studio album, NOMADINHO: 4TH PRIME, a 15-track project featuring Asake, Victony, Ruger, TML Vibez, Igwe Aka and Monochrome. The album arrived on Friday, October 16, 2026, through Chocolate City Music, marking Blaqbonez’s latest release following his 2025 album No Excuses and its deluxe edition, which dropped in April 2026. The new project brings together Nigerian hip-hop and Afrobeats influences, with collaborations spanning established stars and other voices in the country’s music scene. Asake collaborations lead the album rollout Among the album’s key tracks are “BIG PERFORMER,” “IKEBE 3000” and “CHANEL,” all previously released…

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Nigerian Afrobeats star Asake has sparked a wave of reactions online after performing a sold-out concert at London’s O2 Arena on October 15, 2026, with some fans comparing his growing popularity to that of Michael Jackson. The show, held as part of his In God We Trust World Tour, drew an enthusiastic crowd to the 20,000-capacity venue, according to the supplied report. It marked the third time in his career that Asake had performed a sold-out concert at the arena. Following his North American tour dates, the singer brought his high-energy performance to London, delivering a show that generated conversation…

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Uganda’s music scene delivers another mix of collaborations, romantic songs and Lugaflow releases this week, with Karole Kasita and Sheebah leading the list with their dancefloor-ready collaboration, “Bukutu.” The roundup also features new visuals and releases from Jose Chameleone, Feffe Bussi, Gravity Omutujju, King Saha, Spice Diana, John Blaq, David Lutalo and Geosteady. Here are nine Ugandan music videos to check out. 1. “Bukutu” – Karole Kasita and Sheebah Karole Kasita and Sheebah claim the top spot with “Bukutu,” a dancehall-inspired collaboration that brings their energetic styles together. The track is built for the dancefloor, while its official video gives…

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Ugandan singer Chris Evans Kaweesi has revealed that he is in a relationship but is not ready to introduce his partner to the public until they have had at least four children together. Speaking on Sanyuka TV, the singer disclosed that he has a woman in his life and intends to reveal her identity eventually. For now, however, he prefers to keep their relationship away from public attention. Chris Evans explained that making a relationship public too early could attract interest from other men, potentially complicating the couple’s relationship. “If I bring her to the public when things haven’t matured…

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TV presenter Momo19 has dismissed rumours that she has been unfaithful to her husband, Ugandan singer Daxx Kartel, insisting that she has never cheated on him and would not do so. Addressing the allegations, Momo19 questioned why claims of infidelity had not been backed by specific accounts, arguing that information about such an incident would likely have spread given how quickly rumours circulate. The presenter also pushed back against claims that another man bought her car, saying the vehicle is registered in her names and challenging those making the allegations to identify the person involved. “I need you to come…

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Veteran Ugandan musician and producer Viboyo has placed Dr Jose Chameleone among Uganda’s five greatest artists, praising the Leone Island boss for his contribution to the country’s music industry. Viboyo acknowledged that Chameleone may not necessarily be Uganda’s greatest musician, but argued that his career and influence have earned him a place among the country’s leading performers. “Chameleone is one of Uganda’s greatest artists, in the top five,” Viboyo said. Beyond the praise, the veteran artist also shared a glimpse into his history with Chameleone, recalling a memorable encounter from their early days in the music business. According to Viboyo,…

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Ugandan comedian Patrick Salvado has revealed that cutting back on alcohol, particularly whiskey and wine, is part of his effort to lose weight, although his weighing scale continues to show 103 kilograms. Salvado said he has removed the two drinks from his routine as he explores ways to change his appearance. The comedian’s comments come after people began telling him that he looks noticeably slimmer. “Whiskey and wine are now out of the picture,” he said. Salvado also revealed that social media has become one of his sources of weight-loss tips, with platform algorithms repeatedly recommending content about different approaches…

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Ugandan singer Lil Pazo Lunabe has declared Dr Jose Chameleone an unmatched force in the country’s music industry, crediting the Leone Island boss with inspiring an entire generation of artists. Lil Pazo made the remarks while speaking to journalists at a press conference ahead of Chameleone’s December concert. The singer was among the artists who attended to show support, describing the opportunity to see his longtime idol again as an exciting moment. For Lil Pazo, Chameleone’s influence goes beyond hit songs. He believes the veteran musician has earned a special place in Ugandan music history through his legacy and the…

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Ugandan artist Echoled is set to take centre stage at Jack Daniel’s Off The Record, with Thrones Lounge scheduled to host the music-focused event on Saturday, October 31. Powered by Jack Daniel’s and Double Barrel Beverages, the event is designed to bring live music and nightlife together, placing Echoled’s performance at the heart of the experience. The gathering will give fans an opportunity to experience the artist’s sound in a live setting while bringing together music and contemporary entertainment culture at Thrones Lounge. Organised around the Off The Record concept, the event promises an atmosphere centred on musical expression and…

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Ugandan music duo Kataleya & Kandle have named Bobi Wine as their dream collaboration partner, revealing that they would love to record a song with the musician-turned-politician despite the challenges of making that happen. During a recent interview with BBS TV, the duo were asked which artists they would most like to work with. Bobi Wine, the leader of Firebase Crew, was their first choice. However, the singers acknowledged that a collaboration could be difficult to arrange, pointing to his departure from active music-making and reported relocation to the United States. “The people we want to work with all left…

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Ugandan singer Ceaserous, whose real name is Solomon Sentongo, has explained why he stepped away from the music scene at the end of 2018, revealing that personal challenges forced him to take a break despite his success with the hit song “Dangerous.” The singer enjoyed a major breakthrough with the track, which became one of Uganda’s biggest hits at the time and helped establish him as a sought-after young artist. With regular bookings and growing demand for his performances, Ceaserous had built considerable momentum before his prolonged absence from the spotlight. However, his decision to step back did not mean…

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Uganda Traffic Police spokesperson SP Michael Kananura has warned motorists driving vehicles without number plates or fitted with unauthorised sirens that they face tougher enforcement, including arrest and court proceedings. Kananura stressed that driving an expensive vehicle or holding a prominent position does not exempt anyone from traffic regulations. He said officers would take action against motorists using restricted vehicle fittings without the necessary authorisation. “Regardless of who you are, we shall arrest you if you have a vehicle fitted with sirens or operating without number plates when you are not among the dignitaries authorised to have those things in…

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Ugandan singer Grace Nakimera has defended Christianity amid the growing debate over fake pastors and questionable miracles, warning that the controversy risks turning the faith into a public joke. Nakimera said she was uncomfortable with the insults directed at Christianity, arguing that the actions of some religious leaders should not overshadow the positive impact faith has had on other people’s lives. She pointed to her own experience with the Born-Again faith as a reason she believes Christianity deserves respect. The singer said her conversion changed the course of her life, suggesting that she might have taken a different path had…

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Ugandan singer Elijah Kitaka has challenged Robert Kayanja Jr to a one-on-one TikTok Live debate as the controversy surrounding pastors and alleged fake miracles continues to spark public discussion across Uganda. Kitaka issued the challenge on October 16, 2026, tagging Kayanja Jr and media personality Kasuku, whom he proposed as the host of the live discussion. The singer made his intentions clear in a direct message to Kayanja Jr, writing: “I want a TikTok live one on one with you but accept at your own risk. I will be waiting for your confirmation.” Kasuku welcomed the proposal and agreed to…

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Evelyn Mic turned her birthday celebration into a music moment on Saturday night, unveiling Tebamugambye, her latest collaboration with Ugandan rapper Feffe Bussi, during a party at Vanquish Lounge. The NRG Radio UG host, whose real name is Evelyn Masika, welcomed friends and entertainment industry personalities for the celebration, which doubled as the premiere of the new track. Dressed in blue, Evelyn made an appearance at the Kampala venue, where friends had gathered to celebrate her birthday. Artists, media personalities, talent managers, bar hosts and other close associates were among those who joined her for the occasion. The night featured…

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