By Our Reporter

TV star, Crysto Panda has started the new year in high gear. Panda, who has been teetering with a career in music for some time now, seems ready to take music more seriously this year. This after he released a new club banger just days into the new year.

Titled “Kyoyina Omanya”, the song is a fusion of Hiphop and Ragga which talks about a couple in a perfect relationship. The song was produced by Artin pro.

The new single is a follow up to his 2019 hit single, “Kampala Takoma” ft. Mun G. Other songs to his name include “Sagala Manya” where he featured Da Agent, and “Asht” featuring The Ben and Beenie Gunter among others.

Listen to “Kyoyina Omanya” song below.

By Our Writer

The word “Love Nigga” has been trending for the past few weeks.

This comes after controversial Sheikh Nuhu Muzaata who attended singer Rema Namakula’s visiting ceremony with Hamza Sebunya called Eddy Kenzo a “Love Nigga”, who didn’t want to marry Rema.

“Love Nigga” is the new term that defines men who stay with women but don’t want to make relationships official. The term best suits singer Jaamie Woods, who has turned out to be a ladies’ wine.

In his latest dancehall song titled “Tourist”, Jaamie Woods refers to himself as a tourist who is interested in gorgeous women that know how to catwalk, women of all sizes.

Jaamie Woods, has already been linked to a number of female city socialites and models.

His latest song “Tourist” was produced at AE Records.

Listen to it here:

TV star Crysto Panda continues to try his luck at music.

Panda who made his debut in the music industry with “Asht” video in 2018, has now released a follow up single.

Titled “Kampala Takoma”, the NTV presenter collaborated with Luga-flow rapper Mun G on the new song.

The song was produced by Nessim.

Listen to it below.

Staff Writer

By Bash Mutumba

It is typical of members of the hip hop fraternity in Uganda to release songs at the year end, rapping about the most famous and infamous events of the year. In the songs intended to wrap up the year, rappers show off their lyrical prowess and catchy flow with the usual goal of edutainment. Jim Nola MC, who rose to fame after replying to Feffe Bussi’s “Who is who” diss track, has done his own — in a fashion hardcore hip hop fans(including himself) aren’t usually happy with.

It should be remembered that in his diss track titled “Hip Hop Saviour”, Jim aka Abedunego used the opportunity to not only poetically lash out at Feffe Bussi, the rap battle instigator, but also bash rapper Fik Fameica and Gravity Omutujju for leaning a lot towards dancehall in their hiphop songs. This earned him respect as a new rapper that had come to revive hiphop, and others even saw him as a reincarnation of GNL Zamba.

However in his Rap Up, The Son Of Najjuma leaned a lot towards the dancehall he dissed colleagues for, and even though his lyrical depth and flow is impressive like always, the unorthodox beats prove he has also been pulled towards the more commercial side.

Listen to the 2018 wrap up song below.