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Ugandan singer, songwriter, and producer Nutty Neithan has revealed that being ignored by Lydia Jazmine’s camp unexpectedly pushed him into releasing what would later become one of the biggest songs of his career, “Emu Temala.” Speaking candidly about the experience, Neithan shared how the song—originally written with Lydia Jazmine in mind—never even made it past her management team. What followed was a bold decision that completely changed his trajectory in the music industry. Here’s how a quiet “no” turned into a nationwide anthem. Nutty Neithan Opens Up About Writing Songs for Other Artists Nutty Neithan is not just a performer—he’s…
During a revealing appearance on Galaxy TV’s The Deep Talk, the singer made headlines after naming Pastor Wilson Bugembe’s August 2025 Serena Hotel concert as the best concert he witnessed last year, praising its flawless organization, massive turnout, and undeniable impact on audiences across the country. But that wasn’t all. Nutty Neithan also took the opportunity to shut down long-standing rumors about being allegedly bounced from an Acidic Vokoz concert at Lugogo Cricket Oval, while opening up about the one real moment he refused to perform—and why. Here’s everything he said, broken down. Nutty Neithan Crowns Bugembe’s Concert the Best…
This morning, Bernard Ewalu Olupot, popularly known as Beewol, made his official debut as co-host of the DMighty Breakfast Show on 93.3 KFM, putting to rest weeks of speculation about who would fill the coveted morning slot. Broadcasting alongside Faiza Fabz, Beewol helped usher KFM listeners into the new month with energy, insight, and unmistakable personality, immediately signaling a new era for the station’s flagship morning show. End of Speculation at 93.3 KFM For weeks, KFM listeners had been buzzing with questions following the departure of Brian Mulondo, who exited the station in December. This morning’s reveal finally provided clarity…
Renowned Ugandan producer and singer Andre Ojambo, popularly known as Daddy Andre, has taken a major step toward marriage after visiting the parents of his lover, Sylvia Suubi, in a traditional Kukyala ceremony held on Sunday, February 1, 2026, in Bulindo. The low-key yet culturally significant ceremony instantly sent shockwaves across the entertainment scene, especially because very few people knew Daddy Andre was even in a serious relationship. And just like that — the music hitmaker may be officially off the market. A Private Ceremony With Big Industry Names While the event itself was kept intimate, Daddy Andre didn’t walk…
Comedy power duo Madrat and Chico have officially accepted a public comedy battle challenge from rivals Maulana and Reign, igniting excitement, debate, and anticipation around what could become one of the most talked-about comedy events of 2026. What started as bold talk in interviews has now escalated into a full-blown comedy face-off — and fans are already choosing sides. How the Comedy War Started The tension began earlier last week when Reign, one half of the Maulana and Reign comedy duo, confidently declared that his team sits far above Madrat and Chico in Uganda’s comedy hierarchy. Speaking during an interview,…
The popular DJ, born Vivian Mutesi, has revealed that she suffered a major professional and personal loss after her equipment and phone were stolen in a robbery involving boda boda riders. The shocking incident, which occurred Sunday night, has left the DJ shaken, frustrated, and feeling vulnerable — especially after losing her hard drives, which she describes as the most painful part of the ordeal. “I Don’t Even Know Where to Start” Taking to Snapchat on Monday afternoon, DJ Vee shared the disturbing details with fans, explaining that her Personal Assistant (PA) was the one directly targeted during the robbery.…
In a raw and emotional revelation, Ugandan singer Lil Pazo has opened up about the darkest chapter of his life, admitting that his struggle to make ends meet once landed him behind bars. Speaking during an interview on NBS Kurt, hosted by Alfa Tymz, the artist peeled back the layers of his past, sharing a story of desperation, resilience, and survival — one that many young Ugandans can painfully relate to. “I Tried Everything to Make Money” Lil Pazo didn’t sugarcoat his past. According to the singer, life before music success was brutal, uncertain, and unforgiving. As a young man…
Luga-flow heavyweight Frank Mukiiza, popularly known as Feffe Bussi, has successfully secured Lugogo Cricket Oval for his upcoming 2026 concert, putting an end to speculation and igniting excitement among fans. With official booking documents now circulating online, the confirmation has sent the Ugandan music scene into full anticipation mode. The paperwork, shared by Angry Management, is dated January 22, proving that this isn’t just talk — it’s locked in ink. And yes, this one is big. Receipts Don’t Lie: Lugogo Is Booked In an era where artists announce shows that never materialize, Feffe Bussi and his team are taking no…
Veteran politician and outspoken public figure Fred Mukasa Mbidde has unexpectedly entered Uganda’s pop culture conversation — and his comments are already sparking debate online. During a candid appearance on Sanyuka Uncut, Mbidde was asked a simple but loaded question: Which female artiste from Uganda’s younger generation is truly making an impact on the music scene? His answer caught many viewers off guard. Despite openly admitting that he doesn’t closely follow the music industry, Mbidde singled out Ava Peace as a young artist who has managed to stand out in his eyes — a moment that has since ignited conversations…
As fresh talent continues to flood the music scene and dominate charts, playlists, and social media timelines, conversations around relevance, longevity, and replacement have intensified. But according to the seasoned Ugandan artist, the rise of new artistes should be celebrated, not feared. In fact, Big Eye believes the music industry is big enough for everyone — newcomers and veterans alike. “There’s Room for Everyone” Speaking candidly, Big Eye welcomed the emergence of new talent, noting that fresh faces are essential for the growth, evolution, and excitement of the industry. However, he pushed back strongly against the idea that every breakout…