By Bash Mutumba

Collaborations between Deejays and musicians were made famous by Deejay Khalid and Major Lazer. In Uganda, DJ Slick Stuart and Roja pioneered the fad and one of their featured artists Beenie Gunter is at it again with another “Selector” this time round.

In an upbeat dancehall tune titled Commando, Beenie introduces Deejay LL, in a song which hails a girl with benevolent whining skills. The mix master then goes on to heed to the Guntalk General’s call, by riddling the hook with vinyl scratches — a popular signature of the art of deejaying.

Some fans might feel like Beenie Gunter is getting a little too monotonous in style, with this new jam sounding a lot like songs like Olina Work and Pon Me, but it is definitely another Club Banger that will prove to the world that the tag line “Bali abayaaye tubasobola (We are better than the other guys)” isn’t in vain.

Listen to the song below.

Singer Jose Chameleone known for his ever escalating rivary has started the year with another of his usual fights.

Jose Chameleone on December 22nd 2018 openned his Acacia based Lounge to the public. His DNA bar has already faced its first attack after another bar in Europe claimed the name with tweets asking the singer to find another name for his bar. The two parties had a series of exchanges each asking the other to find a new name.

Here is the tweet

Music crooner King Saha was the main attraction as the Arab Money party went down at Casa de Roy on Seventh Street Industrial Area  on Saturday.

Saha who stepped on stage at around 2am warmed up the night with his sweet ballads including “On My Way”, “Biri Biri”, and “Mpa Love” among others, before crowning his performance which his smash hit “Very Well” which also doubled as the party’s theme.

There also were showcases from different deejays like AO the Walker, and DJ Maintain (UK) among others who keep revelers partying away till the wee hours of the morning. As the music played on, so did more bottles get popped.

The party which was marked with elegance and lavishness was graced by Kampala’s top socialites and celebrities who included Abryanz, Eddy Kenzo, and Judith Heard, among others.

The annual party, now in its 8th edition, which is hosted by Sue Ochola was sponsored by Johnnie Walker Gold Label Reserve.

Staff Writer