1. Bukutu – Karole Kasita and Sheebah
Karole Kasita and Sheebah take the top spot with Bukutu. The two singers bring their energetic styles together on a dancehall-inspired track made for the dancefloor. The collaboration has attracted attention following the release of its official video, giving fans a chance to enjoy both the music and visuals.
2. Real Love – Jose Chameleone and Melody Uganda
Jose Chameleone and Melody Uganda come in second with Real Love, a song built around a romantic theme. Chameleone brings his familiar Afrobeat sound, while Melody adds her vocals to the collaboration. The song offers fans a meeting of an established Ugandan star and a fellow singer.
3. Tebamugambye – Feffe Bussi and Evelyn MiC
Feffe Bussi teams up with Evelyn MiC on Tebamugambye, which takes third place. The song marks Evelyn MiC’s music debut alongside the Lugaflow rapper. Feffe Bussi delivers his verses in his usual style, while the collaboration introduces listeners to Evelyn MiC’s sound.
4. Tugunywa – Gravity Omutujju
Gravity Omutujju takes fourth place with Tugunywa, produced by Eno Beats. The rapper sticks to the Lugaflow sound that has earned him a following, delivering his verses in Luganda. The song continues his run of street-oriented music, accompanied by visuals that complement his style.
5. Mpulira – King Saha
King Saha comes in fifth with Mpulira, a romantic song released this week. Known for his smooth vocals and love songs, the singer delivers another track centred on relationships. Its melodic sound fits comfortably within the style that has made him popular among fans.
6. Kikutte – Spice Diana and Mikie Wine
Spice Diana and Mikie Wine take sixth place with Kikutte. The collaboration brings together two familiar voices on a new release whose audio is already available. The song adds to the week’s list of collaborations as Ugandan singers continue to work together on fresh music.
7. Mummy Yo – John Blaq and Laika
John Blaq and Laika occupy seventh place with Mummy Yo, produced by Kelly Yo. The song is part of John Blaq’s African Buoy project and brings the two singers together on a lively track. The release of the official video has also helped put the collaboration before more listeners.
8. Ppaka Paka – David Lutalo
David Lutalo takes eighth place with Ppaka Paka. The singer is known for his distinctive high-pitched voice and a style that blends elements of Kadongo Kamu with contemporary Ugandan pop. His latest release gives fans another opportunity to enjoy the sound that has defined much of his career.
9. Wayonona – Geosteady
Geosteady rounds off the list with Wayonona, a romantic track that reflects his familiar R&B sound. The singer’s melodic vocals remain central to the song, whose visuals have recently been released. The track adds to his catalogue of songs built around love and relationships.
This week’s list brings together established musicians and newer collaborations, with dancehall, Lugaflow, Afrobeat and R&B all represented. While Karole Kasita and Sheebah lead with Bukutu, the other releases show the variety of sounds coming from Uganda’s music scene.