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By BigEyeUg Team Renowned Ugandan singer Joshua Baraka has shared his views on songwriting, stating that while Daddy Andre is a good songwriter, he does not consider his lyrics to be exceptional. “Daddy Andre writes well, but in my books and feelings, his lyrics are not exceptional. He is average,” Baraka expressed during his interview on ‘The Deep Talk With Mr. Henrie’ TV programme. Despite his opinion on Daddy Andre, Joshua Baraka acknowledged several songwriters whom he considers the best. He listed the late Mowzey Radio, Maurice Kirya, Dokta Brain, and Maddox Ssematimba as some of the most outstanding songwriters…

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By BigEyeUg Team Sensational Ugandan rapper Fik Fameica has spoken out about the challenges artists face in the country’s music industry. He said that the industry does not pay enough attention to musicians, especially those who try to be different. “The industry itself doesn’t pay attention to artists. Whenever you do something different, you are rejected,” Fik Fameica said during his interview on ‘NBS After 5’ show. He also criticized the lack of support from industry stakeholders. “There is no support in all aspects—financially, emotionally, physically, and spiritually,” he added. Fik Fameica is one of Uganda’s most popular rappers, known…

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By BigEyeUg Team Ugandan songstress Ava Peace has advised young girls to avoid early pregnancies by practicing abstinence. She shared this message while speaking about responsible behavior among young women. “I advise every girl that is not ready for pregnancy to abstain from sex like me,” Ava Peace said. Apart from her growing music career, Ava Peace is also recognized as one of the most beautiful female artists in Uganda. She has continued to inspire many young people with both her talent and lifestyle choices. Her statement has sparked discussions among her fans, with many praising her for promoting discipline…

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By BigEyeUg Team Singer Lydia Jazmine has opened up about the impact of Sheebah Karungi’s musical hiatus on the industry. She believes that Sheebah’s absence has created a noticeable gap, as the artist has played a crucial role in shaping the Ugandan music scene. In a recent interview, Lydia credited Sheebah for her strong influence on young artists and emphasized how important she has been in paving the way for many musicians. “There is definitely a gap because Sheebah is a big influence. I even laugh at people who disrespect her. Everyone has achieved something and is somewhere in the…

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By BigEyeUg Team Singer Elijah Kitaka has praised Joshua Baraka for his commitment to his unique sound, despite facing criticism from various quarters. Kitaka believes that Baraka’s focus and persistence will ultimately lead him to great success. “I love how Joshua is doing it. He has remained on his style and he has his dream. It’s always good to put yourself somewhere,” Kitaka remarked, emphasizing the importance of staying true to one’s artistic vision. Since his breakout hit Nana, Joshua Baraka has made great strides on the international music scene, collaborating with foreign artists and expanding his reach beyond borders.…

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By BigEyeUg Team Ugandan singer Big Eye Starboss has said that if the National Unity Platform (NUP) assigns its flag to another member instead of him, it will not be a problem, but it may slow down his political mission. Big Eye, who was previously associated with the ruling National Resistance Movement (NRM), joined NUP last year. His decision to switch parties was seen as a major political move, as he had earlier shown support for the NRM. The singer has been vocal about his political ambitions, aiming to bring change through leadership. However, he now faces uncertainty over whether…

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By BigEyeUg Team Ugandan singer Lydia Jazmine has shared that she met award-winning artist Eddy Kenzo before she even started her music career. In a recent interview, Jazmine revealed that she was introduced to Kenzo by a friend named Denis while she was still a university student. “I met Eddy Kenzo before I even started singing. I met him through a friend called Denis when I was still at campus,” she said. Lydia Jazmine has since grown into one of Uganda’s top female artists, known for her hit songs and captivating stage performances. Eddy Kenzo, on the other hand, remains…

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By BigEyeUg Team Renowned Ugandan musician Joshua Baraka has expressed concerns about how some people undervalue his work by refusing to pay according to his rate card. “Most people don’t want to pay me based on my rate card. They pretend to be so familiar with me that I don’t deserve that much,” Joshua Baraka said. He emphasized the financial investment he puts into his music career and the need for fair compensation. “I put in a lot of money into my craft, and I expect returns worth my rate card,” he added. Joshua Baraka has been one of Uganda’s…

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By BigEyeUg Team The Grand Mufti of Uganda, Sheikh Shaban Ramadhan Mubaje, has urged the government to ban TikTok, citing concerns over unregulated content and its negative effects on society. Sheikh Mubaje stated that TikTok has become highly addictive and is contributing to the decline of spirituality and moral values in Uganda. He believes that the platform is a threat to the community and serves no useful purpose. “It would be better if TikTok is eliminated because it is useless and poses a danger to society,” Sheikh Mubaje emphasized. His call for a ban comes amid growing debates about the…

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By BigEyeUg Team Ugandan singer Ykee Benda has opened up about one of the most challenging moments in his career—performing for an empty venue after his concert in Gulu district flopped in 2019. Speaking about the experience, Ykee Benda revealed that the concert was poorly organized, with little to no promotion in the area. According to him, his team sensed trouble upon arriving in Gulu when they realized there were no posters or advertisements for the event. To make matters worse, the event’s organizer, who was a woman, did not attend the concert herself. Instead, she sent representatives to oversee…

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