It has been roughly 2 months since singer Irene Ntale dropped her new single,”Sugar Daddy,”and after a while, started dropping teasers from the video shoot with fans, asking them to keep anticipating the video.

The former Swangz Avenue signed artist has finally relieved her fans from their anxiety as she shared the date when they should expect the visuals to drop.

She took to her twitter handle this afternoon and shared 30th January 2019 as the date when the video will be released.

“30:01:19 … #anticipate #thecountdownmaybegin” she wrote sharing another photo from the video shoot.

The singer is currently getting ready to entertain revelers at the upcoming edition of Blankets and Wine event, happening on the 16th of December at Lugogo Cricket oval where she will be the main local act.

Maleek Berry is the main act that day.

Ugandan musicians, A Pass and Fik Fameica have finally released the much-anticipated video to their song titled “Midnight Drum” on which they collaborated with South African female rapper Rouge. The song also features renowned South African record producer DJ Maphorisa.

The video which opens with an aerial shot of the Kampala CBD, and goes on to portray what happens on the streets when the sun finally sets has lived up to the hype. The video impresses with the neon lights used to capture the city’s vibrancy from the bustle downtown, to the lively party life. It is further spiced up with well choreographed dancers, making it more palatable.

The big-budget video was produced by South African production company, Giant Films and  sponsored by Club Pilsener.

Watch video below.

Staff Writer

Fik Fameica, Rogue and A Pass during the “Midnight Drum” video shoot

Ugandan musicians, A Pass and Fik Fameica recently released a new song titled “Midnight Drum” on which they collaborated with South African female rapper Rouge. The song also features renowned South African record producer DJ Maphorisa.

News now reaching our desk indicates that they are working on a big budget video to accompany the song which has received good reception among the masses.

Reliable sources have intimated to us that the whole project is sponsored by Club Pilsener who have invested in hefty sums of money to bring it it to life. Word has it that the beer brand brought in some of the biggest names in music production from South Africa to work on the entire project in Uganda. The video is said to have been shot at various locations around Kampala, with release set for late this month.

Meanwhile, it is speculated that the end game for the brand from the beginning was to produce the song and use it as a baseline in its 2018 advertising campaign dubbed “Refresh Your Beat”.

Staff Writer