Music

The Blu*3 singers have again revealed they are open to bookings between July and December this year. They will be doing reunion tours.

The "Believe" hitmaker, however, maintains she is not thinking about organizing a concert. She is fully focused on releasing new music, and the concert will come in the future.

Kats, who was denied money from the federation, says those are public funds and wants Kenzo and his team to be accountable to Ugandans.

Speaking in an interview with a local YouTuber, Kenzo explained he is doing a lot behind closed doors for Dr. Propa, including offering him a remix of one of his songs.

The Ugaboys have called upon Radio and TV to prioritize songs of living artists instead of playing those of the dead.

This money was supposed to be given to musicians as bailouts and was to go through the musicians' Sacco for the artists registered with the Uganda National Musicians Federation.

Speaking in an interview with a local YouTuber, Fefe Bussi explained that Jacob Omutuzze led to the downfall of his former management.

Many of them argued that her face and voice were not suited for musical success in Uganda and advised her to stick to managing talent.

Controversial singer Biswanka has revealed he is planning to stage his maiden concert at Lugogo Cricket Oval.

Chandiru, a member of the defunct Blu*3, says musicians are no longer taking time to create music. They rush to release songs that will last for only one month.

She earned $34.9 million from just 30 percent of the tour. She is expected to gross $100 million at the end of the tour later this year.

The singer has now put the blame on the business people in the industry who prioritize profits. He says it has lost its meaning and is now solely focused on making money.