Author: BigEyeUg7

By BigEyeUg Team During a recent performance on the popular Shades of Kampala show, Ugandan female rapper Recho Rey addressed questions about her personal life, revealing that while she is currently dating, she does not have a boyfriend at the moment. Recho Rey, known for her powerful lyrics and energetic performances, took a moment during her set to share this personal detail with her fans. “I’m dating, but I don’t have a boyfriend at the moment,” she said, adding a touch of candor to her performance. The rapper’s openness about her relationship status was met with cheers and applause from…

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By BigEyeUg Team Renowned dancehall artist Zex Bilangilangi has expressed his readiness to engage in a musical battle with fellow artist An-Known Prosper. In a recent interview, Bilangilangi addressed the brewing competition, shedding light on his perspective. “Who is An-Known? I didn’t attack him. I was instead asked about the music genre that he falls into. Him and other artists like him are really talented, and I respect their art,” remarked Bilangilangi. He emphasized his appreciation for the skills possessed by Prosper and others in the industry. However, Bilangilangi stressed the importance of adding value to one’s artistry. “They need…

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By BigEyeUg Team Ugandan hip-hop artist Bigtril Kaiza finds himself in a quandary as he navigates the intricate process of obtaining clearance for a sample from the esteemed Congolese musician Papa Wemba. The sample is crucial for his upcoming song, but hurdles have arisen due to the closure of Papa Wemba’s former label. Expressing his frustration via social media channels, Bigtril recently took to Twitter to lament the delay in releasing his new music. In his tweet, he revealed the challenges he faces: “Bruuuuh I’m tryna release this music to yall but I have clear this Papa Wemba sample but…

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By BigEyeUg Team After a prolonged hiatus that left fans eagerly awaiting his return, singer Prince Omar has bounced back into the music scene with the release of his latest single, “Oli Omu,” which translates to “You are one” in English. The announcement coincided with the release of the song’s audio and lyrics video, signaling a triumphant comeback for the artist. Prince Omar, renowned for his infectious music and captivating dance moves in his music videos, took a break from the spotlight a few years ago to reportedly focus on his studies. However, it seems that the hiatus has concluded,…

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By BigEyeUg Team Ugandan entrepreneur Ham Kiggundu has revealed an exciting array of performers and activities for the highly anticipated grand opening of Nakivubo Stadium on Saturday, June 1, 2024. The event promises to be a spectacle with renowned artists and thrilling sports matches lined up to captivate audiences. Among the stellar performers slated for the grand opening is Rema Namakula, alongside a lineup featuring celebrated acts such as Eddy Kenzo, Jose Chameleone, Pia Pounds, Sheebah Karungi, and Bebe Cool. Adding to the entertainment quotient, comedians Madrat and Chicko will also grace the stage with their comedic flair. The festivities…

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By BigEyeUg Team Ugandan-born socialite Zari Hassan and her husband Shakib Lutaaya, popularly known as Shakib Cham, have announced plans to document their love story in a forthcoming book. The couple, who tied the knot in a lavish secret wedding in October 2023, shared their excitement about sharing their journey with the world. In a heartfelt post, Shakib Cham expressed his enthusiasm for immortalizing their love story, stating, “My better half and I, making our love story one for the books! ❤️” The announcement has sparked curiosity among their fans, who eagerly anticipate learning more about their relationship. Zari Hassan,…

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By BigEyeUg Team The Uganda National Musicians Federation (UNMF) has embarked on a groundbreaking mental health campaign, spearheaded by its President Eddy Kenzo, with the aim of safeguarding artists and promoting well-being within the community. This initiative, launched in 2023, underscores the UNMF’s commitment to fostering collaboration and advancement within the Ugandan music industry. With a steadfast focus on nurturing partnerships and facilitating growth opportunities, the UNMF has emerged as a pivotal force in driving positive change. Through its concerted efforts, the federation has not only strengthened the resilience of musicians but has also fostered a supportive environment conducive to…

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By BigEyeUg Team Popular Ugandan singer and content creator, Winnie wa Mummy, was visibly distraught as she revealed in an online video the banning of her TikTok account, which boasted 1.1 million followers. The news quickly spread across social media platforms accompanied by screenshots of her blocked account. Winnie wa Mummy’s TikTok presence had established her as one of the leading and most active accounts in Uganda. Her engaging content resonated with a wide audience, earning her a substantial following on the platform. The singer’s online influence had recently led to a collaboration with renowned Dancehall artist, Mudra D’ Viral,…

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By BigEyeUg Team Ugandan singer and songwriter Mudra D’ Viral has voiced his discontent towards individuals for whom he has penned songs but who have failed to recognize his efforts. In a recent television interview, the singer-songwriter opened up about his grievances, highlighting the lack of appreciation from some of his collaborators. “The people I write for, I do it for them out of love. My agreement with them always is me getting my loyalties but not instant payments, I don’t need the artist’s help in any way,” Mudra D’ Viral expressed during the interview, underscoring his commitment to his…

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By BigEyeUg Team In a recent interview on ‘NTV The Beat’, Journalist Isaac Katende aka Kasuku boldly asserted Uganda’s pivotal role as the birthplace of Afrobeat music. Kasuku argued that while Uganda is the true originator of the genre, Nigeria has since appropriated it, effectively “washing” and asserting it as their own. During the discussion on the state of Uganda’s music industry, Kasuku emphasized Uganda’s significant contribution to the development of Afrobeat, labeling the country as its “mother and home.” The journalist’s comments shed light on a contentious issue within the music world, challenging Nigeria’s dominance in the narrative surrounding…

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