Joshua Baraka returns with “Yoyo,” while Anko Ronie, Sandra Naxx and other Ugandan artists unveil fresh visuals.
Ugandan artists are keeping the new-music cycle moving, with Joshua Baraka, Anko Ronie, Sandra Naxx, Banina Chris and BadGal Hezo among the names dropping fresh visuals this week.
From romantic tracks to songs carrying more personal tension, the latest releases offer a varied snapshot of what Ugandan artists are putting out right now.
First up is Joshua Baraka with “Yoyo,” another love song from an artist who has increasingly carved out a recognizable sound. The track adds to his growing catalogue of romantic music, with the new visuals giving the song a visual counterpart.
Anko Ronie teams up with John Blaq on “Tezinuma,” bringing two distinct musical styles together for a collaboration built around love and attraction. The song focuses on the strong feelings their respective partners inspire, while the visuals give the collaboration a fresh presentation.
Then there is Sandra Naxx with “Nkubamba.” The singer’s 2026 has included both musical highs and a difficult period after intimate material involving her was circulated online. The supplied material says she has seemingly moved forward from that episode and returned to releasing music, with “Nkubamba” presented as part of that comeback.
Banina Chris takes a more traditional route with “Mpulira,” a love song centered on deep affection for a partner. Rather than relying solely on a contemporary visual treatment, the artist incorporates a traditional concept into the music video.
Meanwhile, BadGal Hezo turns up the heat with “Wange.” Produced by Big Davie Logic, the track is aimed at her ex-lover’s girlfriend and follows a public altercation involving the parties a few months earlier.
That gives this week’s releases a little bit of everything: romance from Joshua Baraka and Banina Chris, a collaborative love song from Anko Ronie and John Blaq, a comeback-minded release from Sandra Naxx, and personal confrontation from BadGal Hezo.
For Ugandan music fans, the visuals provide a fresh batch of releases to add to the week’s playlist.