Uganda’s music scene continues to deliver collaborations, romantic songs and dancefloor-ready releases, with Karole Kasita and Sheebah leading this week’s selection with their dancehall-inspired track, “Bukutu.”
The list brings together established artists and fresh pairings across different sounds, including Afrobeat, Lugaflow, R&B and contemporary Ugandan pop. Here are nine songs featured in this week’s roundup.
1. “Bukutu” — Karole Kasita and Sheebah
Karole Kasita and Sheebah take the top spot with “Bukutu,” a dancehall-inspired collaboration built around their energetic styles. The release of the official music video gives fans both the track and its accompanying visuals.
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2. “Real Love” — Jose Chameleone and Melody Uganda
Jose Chameleone and Melody Uganda occupy second place with “Real Love,” a romantic collaboration combining Chameleone’s familiar Afrobeat sound with Melody’s vocals. The song centres on love and relationships.
Watch the song:Listen to “Real Love” on YouTube
3. “Tebamugambye” — Feffe Bussi and Evelyn MiC
Feffe Bussi teams up with Evelyn MiC on “Tebamugambye,” which takes third place. The collaboration marks a music debut for Evelyn MiC alongside the Lugaflow rapper, bringing a new voice into the spotlight.
Watch the song:Watch “Tebamugambye” on YouTube
4. “Tugunywa” — Gravity Omutujju
Gravity Omutujju takes fourth place with “Tugunywa,” produced by Eno Beats. The rapper delivers his verses in Luganda, continuing with the Lugaflow sound associated with his music. Its visuals complement the track’s street-oriented style.
Watch the song:Watch “Tugunywa” on YouTube
5. “Mpulira” — King Saha
King Saha comes in fifth with “Mpulira,” a romantic release that showcases the smooth vocals and melodic approach associated with the singer. The track focuses on relationships and fits comfortably within his catalogue of love songs.
Listen to the song:Listen to “Mpulira” on YouTube
6. “Kikutte” — Spice Diana and Mikie Wine
Spice Diana and Mikie Wine take sixth place with “Kikutte.” The collaboration adds another pairing to this week’s selection, with the song’s audio available for listeners to explore.
Listen to the song:Listen to “Kikutte” on YouTube
7. “Mummy Yo” — John Blaq and Laika
John Blaq and Laika land in seventh place with “Mummy Yo,” produced by Kelly Yo. The song is part of John Blaq’s African Buoy project, and its official video gives the collaboration an additional visual element.
Watch the official video:Watch “Mummy Yo” on YouTube
8. “Ppaka Paka” — David Lutalo
David Lutalo takes eighth place with “Ppaka Paka.” Known for his distinctive high-pitched vocals and a style that draws from Kadongo Kamu and contemporary Ugandan pop, Lutalo offers listeners another release in his signature musical lane.
Watch the song:Watch “Ppaka Paka” on YouTube
9. “Wayonona” — Geosteady
Geosteady rounds off the list with “Wayonona,” a romantic track that reflects his familiar R&B approach. His melodic vocals lead the song, while the recently released visuals offer another way for fans to experience the track.
Watch the song:Watch “Wayonona” on YouTube
From the dancefloor energy of “Bukutu” to the romantic melodies of “Real Love,” “Mpulira” and “Wayonona,” this week’s selection reflects the range of sounds coming from Uganda’s music scene.
With collaborations spanning established stars and emerging performers, the roundup offers listeners several options to add to their playlists.