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By BigEyeUg Team Ugandan singer Lydia Jazmine has revealed that she was part of the original Team No Sleep (TNS) music group. According to Jazmine, she was in the group alongside Sheebah Karungi, Pallaso, King Saha, AK47, and Bakri. Jazmine made this statement while speaking about her early music career. She explained that this was during the time when TNS founder Jeff Kiwa had just parted ways with the legendary music duo, Radio & Weasel. TNS became one of the biggest music camps in Uganda, producing several hit songs and shaping the careers of many artists. Sheebah Karungi, in particular,…
By BigEyeUg Team Ugandan songstress Carol Nantongo has opened up about her difficult childhood, growing up in a home filled with struggles and hardship. According to Carol, she, her mother, and her siblings endured a life of misery. Her mother worked tirelessly, washing hotel clothes by hand. The job was so demanding that it caused her to lose her nails and left her fingers permanently swollen. Carol also recalls a painful moment when they were evicted from their home, leaving them without shelter. Fortunately, a kindhearted Samaritan provided them with space in a shop shed, where they spent their nights.…
By BigEyeUg Team Ugandan musician Truth 256 has opened up about his past struggles with drug use, revealing that he started using drugs during his Primary Seven vacation. The rising artist, known for songs like My Rules featuring Ray G, Nuri Nuri, and Nsenge Man, shared his story to inspire young people to make better choices. Truth 256 is one of Uganda’s most promising talents in the music industry. His unique sound and lyrical skills have earned him a growing fan base. However, behind his success, he has faced personal challenges, including early exposure to drugs. “I started using drugs…
By BigEyeUg Team Songstress Spice Diana has spoken out about the ongoing rumors regarding her having a baby. She made it clear that she is tired of addressing false claims and feels ashamed that people continue to spread them. “I am tired of telling lies about me getting a baby. I feel I am ashaming you. It’s supposed to be a plan,” Spice Diana revealed. The singer emphasized that such personal matters should be planned and not dictated by public speculation. She urged her fans and the public to respect her privacy and avoid spreading unverified information. Spice Diana remains…
Don Pitya is quickly making a name for himself as one of Uganda’s most promising musicians. With his unique sound and relentless drive, he is capturing the attention of music lovers and industry insiders alike. However, his journey hasn’t been easy. Like many upcoming artists, he has faced financial struggles, competition from established stars, and limited airplay. “Breaking through requires serious investment and persistence,” he says. Security is another challenge, with Don Pitya recently speaking out after fellow artist Fyno was attacked, urging the government to protect musicians. Despite the hurdles, Don Pitya’s star continues to rise. With his talent…
By BigEyeUg Team The week has begun with heartbreaking news as dancehall singer Beenie Gunter’s long-time partner, Nickie Berry, has announced the end of their eight-year romantic relationship. She cited issues of disrespect and infidelity as the reasons for their separation. In a statement shared on her social media on Monday, March 24, 2025, Berry confirmed that she and the singer are no longer together. “To my friends, family, and the general public, I am announcing that I am no longer in a romantic relationship with Beenie Gunter. This decision follows irreconcilable differences, including disrespect and infidelity,” Berry wrote. She…
By BigEyeUg Team Over the weekend, popular Ugandan singer King Saha was involved in a violent altercation with revellers during a performance in Ibanda District. According to sources, the incident began when King Saha performed songs with anti-government messages. This reportedly led event organizers to distort the sound on stage, which angered the singer’s team and sparked a fight. A video circulating on social media shows King Saha and his associates physically attacking revellers, using blows and chairs during the scuffle. The situation quickly escalated, causing chaos at the event. Authorities have not yet issued an official statement regarding the…
By BigEyeUg Team During a recent podcast, Ugandan comedian Anne Kansiime spoke about the unfair treatment of African content creators on social media platforms like TikTok. She highlighted that these platforms benefit from African content but do not compensate the creators. “African creators are bringing authentic, viral content to platforms like TikTok, so why aren’t they getting paid? If they can operate here, why can’t they pay?!” Kansiime said. Many African creators have raised similar concerns, arguing that their content contributes to TikTok’s popularity, yet they do not receive financial rewards like creators in other regions. Kansiime’s remarks have sparked…
By BigEyeUg Team Renowned Ugandan singer King Saha has publicly offered to intervene in comedian Alex Muhangi’s ongoing legal dispute with fellow musician Bebe Cool. The dispute began after Bebe Cool sued Alex Muhangi for copyright infringement, accusing him of using his content online without permission. The case escalated last week when Muhangi made his first court appearance. Reports indicate that the controversy started when Bebe Cool failed to perform at one of Muhangi’s Comedy Store events, despite being hired for the show. During an online interview, King Saha expressed his willingness to support Muhangi, stating that he could easily…
By BigEyeUg Team Mutebi Othman, popularly known as Kraizy Beats, is a talented Ugandan music producer who has made a name for himself in the music industry. Born in 1999 in Namuganga, Seeta – Mukono district, he pursued his education at Kasawo Secondary School before shifting his focus to music. Kraizy Beats began his music career in 2019 as an artist but later paused and transitioned to music production in 2020. Since then, he has worked with several well-known recording studios, including Slam Records, Mpaka Records, and Seraphim. Currently, he is part of Pendo Records, where he continues to produce…