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Michael Ross
After successfully making a debut track 'Senorita' that took him to great heights, Michael Ross Kakooza came through with another release titled 'You're the one'
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Momo
Momo MC is one of the founder members of Bataka Underground. You all know Bataka, if you don't, then I suggest that you. Back to the subject! Momo is what I'd term in my own words "Entrepremusician".
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Mowzey
Mowzey a.k.a Moses Sekiboogo Nakintife, the man behind the common “Jennifer” has now hit the air waves with yet another track (there are more out there) “Sweet Lady”
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Mr Hush
Mr. Hush is going up the ranks as one of Uganda's contemporary dancehall artists. He sounds a lot like Shaggy and was one of the curtain raisers at his show this year.
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M-Trinity
M-trinity, an urban contemporary artist whose real names are Marvin Kamoga Trinity, best describes himself as a sociable, polite and an approachable person.
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Munnogy
Hey, welcome to Munnogy, the album and the personality. Personality – He is 21 years old, doing hip-hop music. He started doing music in 1989 as a dancer at six years old. By 1996,
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Myscedemous
Did I say man of Mystery? Yeah that’s me. I started music back in the day at the age of 14 yrs that’s actually when I wrote my first rap lyrics. My main inspiration was from my man Nastradamus ‘Nas’ who to this day inspires me.
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Namu Lwanga
Namu was born and reared in Uganda and has been performing since she was a child. She is a musician, singer, dancer (and chereographer), storyteller, playwright, and actress.
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Ndagire Sarah
Ndagire is one of Uganda’s outstanding female performers. She performs different styles of music namely; world fusion, zouk & Ugandan contemporary/pop. She is a composer, dancer, storyteller, actor and a lover of culture.
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Nicky Nola
The last time we wrote about Nicky Nola was like... two years ago? Well, now he's back with a good explanation why he's been out of touch; a new record!
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Opha Kayiira
It's not everyday that you'll find someone who is brave enough to do Philly Lutaaya's songs. It's not so much about the stature of the icon who wrote those songs. Its more to do with the fact that there are
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Oscar Muwonge.
Oscar has been in the music industry for a very long time but he first came into limelight after the release of the “Murembo” video ever since then he as been a household name either through song writing or his own music. He has just released a new video Tuzaale Baby” |
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Pastor Okudi George
Pastor George Okudi has done us proud. The super-charismatic pastor beat the South Africans and Congolese to become Africa’s best Male artist at a glamorous occasion, which had performances
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Paul Ashley
HOW IT ALL BEGAN
Paul Kato Lwanga is a talented artiste that is not new to the Ugandan music scene. He is a down to earth, simple human being and he loves sharing every experience so others can learn from them
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Paul Kafeero
With deep sorrow, the family, fellow musicians, friends and fans announce the death Prince Paul Kafeero who passed - on today, Thursday, 17th May, 2007 at 8:30 AM at Mulago Hospital. |
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Paul Mutebi
Mutebi is now pursuing a solo career and is based in Minneapolis Minnesota. You can read a previous article about him below and more information is available at www.paulmutebi.com
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Peter Miles
Born 29th September 1980, Peter Miles a.k.a. Peter Kanyike Miles has established himself as Ragga-Dancehall King.
He atteneded BudoJuniorPrimary School formerly known as Kabinja
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Phillip Nyehangane
Phillip Nyehangane is a 27-year-old super active energetic artist who has been around since 1990. He is a Munyankore born in Rwampara, Mbarara but is now resident in Kampala.
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Philly Lutaaya
Phillip Bongoley Lutaaya, born October 1951 (a year before Ignatius Musaazi formed Uganda’s first political party Uganda National Congress) to Mr Tito and Mrs Jastin Lutaaya in Mengo (the seat of the Buganda Kingdom from where he hailed), Kampala was literarily born into urban life.
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Pricilla Kalibala
Bursting onto the Ugandan music scene in a big way with her successful G-Power show in 2005, Priscilla Kalibala had already been treating appreciative audiences to her catchy afro-beat melodies for several years prior to that, and has a loyal fan base to prove it. |
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Princess Faridah Zalwango Ndausi
Music Uganda recently met Princess Faridah Zalwango Ndausi and she tells us about her love for singing, acting and radio presenting. Faridah born in Muyenga prefers to describe herself as hardworking and confident. |
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