Ugandan artists are continuing to explore different sounds and stories through their latest music videos, with new releases covering romance, worship, life in Kampala and the pain of losing loved ones.
This week’s selection features Alpha Zaabu and Dax Vibez, Herbert Skillz, Sama Sojah, Kavali King alongside Navio and other rappers, and King Saha. Each release brings a different theme to the screen, giving music fans several options to explore.
Here are five new music videos to check out.
1. “Yongeza” — Alpha Zaabu feat. Dax Vibez
Alpha Zaabu teams up with Dax Vibez on “Yongeza,” a romantic song centred on love, affection and the desire for more emotional connection.
Produced by Nessim, the track combines Alpha Zaabu’s performance with Dax Vibez’s vocals, which add another layer to the song’s romantic appeal.
“Yongeza” is built around the idea of wanting more love and affection from a partner, making it a release aimed at listeners who enjoy love songs and melodic collaborations.
2. “Wumula” — Herbert Skillz feat. Radio & Weasel
“Wumula” takes a more emotional direction, focusing on loss, remembrance and finding comfort after the death of a loved one.
The song, whose title translates to “rest,” offers a message of consolation to grieving families and friends. Its theme encourages listeners to accept God’s plan while holding on to the belief that those who have passed away are in a better place.
The release brings Herbert Skillz and Weasel Manizo together in a musical tribute connected to the legacy of the late Mowzey Radio, whose partnership with Weasel helped shape Uganda’s music scene.
With its reflective message, “Wumula” is aimed at listeners seeking music that speaks to grief, remembrance and the process of healing.
3. “Alpha & Omega” — Sama Sojah
Sama Sojah turns to gospel music with “Alpha & Omega,” a worship song expressing gratitude to God for the gift of life and other blessings.
The song encourages listeners to lift their hands in praise and reflect on the things they are thankful for. Its central message is one of worship, appreciation and acknowledging God as the source of life.
For gospel music fans, the release offers a devotional alternative to the love songs and street-inspired tracks featured in this selection.
4. “Kibuga Kampala” — Kavali King feat. Navio, Flex D’Paper, The Mith and Unity Originaal
Kavali King brings together a lineup of Ugandan rap talent on “Kibuga Kampala,” featuring Navio, Flex D’Paper, The Mith and Unity Originaal.
The track explores Kampala as a city of hustle, competition and survival, reflecting the pressures faced by people trying to make their way in the urban environment.
Its title places the Ugandan capital at the centre of the story, while the collaboration brings several voices into a song about the city’s demanding pace and battle-hardened character.
With its focus on everyday urban life, “Kibuga Kampala” offers a different perspective from the romantic and worship-oriented releases in this roundup.
5. “Wampaki” — King Saha
King Saha closes the selection with “Wampaki,” another love song from the Ugandan singer.
Produced by BassBoi, the track gives King Saha room to showcase the vocal delivery and songwriting style that have become central to his music.
The release centres on romance, making it a natural choice for listeners looking for another addition to their love-song playlists.
Together, these five releases highlight the range of themes explored by Ugandan artists, from personal relationships and faith to grief and the realities of city life. Whether listeners prefer gospel, emotional tributes, hip-hop collaborations or romantic music, this latest batch offers something across several corners of the local music scene.