Ugandan singer Ceaserous has expressed disappointment over what he describes as a lack of support from Ugandan music fans, saying he considers himself among the country’s underrated musicians.
Speaking in an interview with KIIS FM, the Dangerous hitmaker said the challenge is not necessarily about management but rather where audiences look for music.
“It’s not about management or anything. Sometimes people are looking for music in the wrong places,” Ceaserous said.
The singer believes that streaming platforms have become increasingly influential in shaping global music trends, but Ugandan audiences are still catching up with the shift in how people discover and consume music.
According to Ceaserous, the changing music landscape requires listeners to explore music on digital streaming platforms, which have become important tools for artists seeking to reach wider audiences.
Ceaserous had previously taken a break from music, citing personal issues. However, he says he is now fully back and ready to continue pursuing his music career.
