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By BigEyeUg Team Ugandan female rapper Recho Rey has shared a deeply personal experience, revealing that she once struggled with depression and nearly gave up on her music career. Speaking in a recent interview on Galaxy TV, Recho Rey said, “I have ever been depressed before. I almost gave up on music in 2020.” The rapper, known for her lyrical strength and bold personality, explained that 2020 was one of the toughest years of her life. Recho Rey did not go into full detail about what caused the depression but mentioned that the emotional challenges she faced made her question…
By BigEyeUg Team DJ Bush Baby, born Michael Benjamin Owor in 1975 at Entebbe Grade A Hospital, was a celebrated media personality whose influence reshaped the media landscape in East Africa. Known for his creativity and bold decisions, he played a key role in promoting East African music and building some of the region’s most respected radio and TV platforms. Early Life and Education Bush Baby grew up in Entebbe, moving through about 15 different homes after the passing of his mother. His father worked at the government printing press before political unrest disrupted their family life. He briefly attended…
By BigEyeUg Team Uganda’s entertainment industry is mourning the death of one of its pioneers, DJ Michael Benjamin Owor, popularly known as DJ Bush Baby. The veteran deejay was found dead on Thursday morning in his studio located in Entebbe Municipality. The news of his passing has cast a dark cloud over the music and media community, as many remember him as a trailblazer and mentor to several current top deejays across Africa. DJ Bush Baby had faced health struggles in recent years. In 2021, he appeared in a video seeking financial support after surviving a serious accident. He revealed…
By BigEyeUg Team Rising Ugandan music star Elijah Kitaka has voiced his concerns about the state of the local music industry, urging fellow artists to take their work more seriously. Speaking during a recent interview, Kitaka stated, “Our music industry is infested with mediocrity. Let’s stop that and get down to do what is expected of us.” Kitaka, known for his hit song Dawa, is one of the top newcomer artists of 2024 and has gained a strong fan base, especially among the youth. His statement has sparked debate among fans and fellow musicians, with some agreeing that the industry…
By BigEyeUg Team Ugandan singer Dax Vibez has confidently spoken out about his upcoming concert, which is scheduled for the same day as fellow artist Cindy Sanyu’s show. In a recent interview, Dax Vibez said he is not worried about the clash. “I am not scared with Cindy’s concert. This was my dream since last year,” he said. The singer added that his concert plans began a long time ago and he is fully focused on giving his fans a memorable experience. He also showed respect for Cindy Sanyu, a longtime figure in Uganda’s music industry, but remained firm in…
By BigEyeUg Team Popular Ugandan singer and presidential advisor Catherine Kusasira has given strong relationship advice to women, encouraging them to choose men who fear and respect them. Speaking during a recent interview, Kusasira said, “Fall in love with men who fear you. They respect you highly in all incidents.” Her statement quickly attracted attention across social media, with many praising her for speaking boldly on issues affecting women. Kusasira explained that when a man fears his partner, he is more likely to treat her with care, loyalty, and respect in all situations. She added that fear in this context…
By BigEyeUg Team Ugandan singer Sama Sojah has boldly stated that he is the only artist currently making classic music in the country. Speaking during a recent interview, the singer said that he does not rely on TikTok trends to make his songs popular. “I am the only artist who is doing classic music. I don’t need TikTok trends for my music to shine,” Sama Sojah revealed during his interview with Spark TV. Sama Sojah, known for his soulful voice and meaningful lyrics, said that his focus is on producing timeless music that touches people’s hearts. He believes that quality…
By BigEyeUg Team Ugandan singer Winnie Nwagi has finally spoken out about the drama that surrounded her relationship with fellow artist Chosen Blood. In her statement, Nwagi explained that there was nothing serious between them and the situation was simply a misunderstanding. According to Nwagi, the problem started when Chosen Blood’s ex-girlfriend suspected that he was in a relationship with her. The ex-girlfriend reportedly went through Chosen’s phone and read his WhatsApp messages with Nwagi. This action led to chaos and eventually caused a breakup between Chosen Blood and his ex. Nwagi said the situation forced her to step back…
By BigEyeUg Team Ugandan singer A Pass has addressed public opinions about his personality, saying many people misunderstand his confidence for arrogance. In an online interview, A Pass was asked what people usually get wrong about him. He responded, “I think people think I am very arrogant, but I am just confident, and I stand for myself.” Over the years, A Pass has built a reputation for being outspoken, humorous, and sometimes controversial. His social media presence often sparks debate, and many fans have different opinions about his behavior. However, the singer insists that he simply expresses himself boldly and…
By BigEyeUg Team Celebrated Ugandan musician Eddy Kenzo has responded strongly to critics who attacked him for speaking out about the unequal treatment of Ugandan artists during the recently concluded Coffee Marathon event held in Ntungamo District. The award-winning artist expressed disappointment that while Tanzanian superstar Diamond Platnumz received high praise and special attention, Ugandan performers were reportedly sidelined. “I have a BET award and a Grammy nomination, and I’ve shut down stadiums in over 40 countries,” Kenzo said, defending his achievements and position in the global music industry. Kenzo, who is one of Uganda’s most successful musicians internationally, argued…