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  • APass Killer didn’t betray me, he became APass

    APass Killer didn’t betray me, he became APass

    APass is a clever dude and he always has something witty up his sleeve. Even before he dropped the name Killer, he had it in his rhymes. Many of his fans after the song “I’m Loving” might not know that the man used to flip bars see “APass Killer”. He rapped his brains out.…

  • How to consume Ciphers in 2020

    How to consume Ciphers in 2020

    Last evening we released a list of 2019’s Ciphers, and I realised we missed out the newly released “Trip Cypher 3”. It is the third installment from Trip Music and geared by Trip Smith himself. It is already added. Of this morning, I woke up thinking about the fire that was between 2015 –…

  • Spiritual references on Baru’s Magdalene ft. Precious

    Spiritual references on Baru’s Magdalene ft. Precious

    Magdalene is spiritual. It’s human vulnerability put out for us to observe and absorb. Magdalene at it core is not necessarily a hip hop album. Precious has the hip hop edge to her (if you remember “Enough” on Drugs EP), but on here she delivers soulfully over experimental and intentioned trap and rnb beats.…

  • Parte After Parte and the more skills the merrier

    Parte After Parte and the more skills the merrier

    Circa 2014, just thinking about recording my second song “R.H.O.D.A. State” I hit Buddies Studios, in the glory days of Andy Music and earlier but not so popular days of The Weezy on the Beat, I meet Big Tril. Tall guy, easy going and so approachable. I joined him on the couch and sat…

  • Naxa in his Gospel gives all the hope and Vision the Youth need

    Naxa in his Gospel gives all the hope and Vision the Youth need

    He is a poet in-transition as he wraps contemporary issues in his raps as an outcome of his gift without bias of what religious sect – we all need hope.

  • UG Hip Hop Cuisine: Here are Food Inspired lyrics from Pryce Teeba, Enigma and others

    UG Hip Hop Cuisine: Here are Food Inspired lyrics from Pryce Teeba, Enigma and others

    Have you ever thought of food references made in music and how metaphoric they tend to be? Do you think this makes hip hop even more literary? Being a dedicated foodie, I sat down to write and talk about my favourite food inspired lines. The thought hit me when I re-listened to Play01’s “Ova”…

  • “So Severe has been like a big brother since day one” – Blixxack

    “So Severe has been like a big brother since day one” – Blixxack

    In a recent interview with Blixxack, he revealed how So Severe had a great influence on him and how he is like a big brother. He said that his raps don’t limit him to just braggadocio but also other themes. Blixxack: I do like participate in rap challenges. But in this instance, this was more…

  • There could be a Fasie and Pryce Teeba EP/LP coming

    There could be a Fasie and Pryce Teeba EP/LP coming

    Ever since Fasie teamed up with the Ntinda bred and mentored rapper Pryce Teeba on “Choices Remix”; she has not turned back. With Pryce, she talks that trap talk. I am yet to rank the best collaboration from the two rappers who comfortably blend Luganda and calculated sprinkle of other lingo to create a…

  • 8 interesting references  on AJO’s “Won Off”

    8 interesting references on AJO’s “Won Off”

    AJO is back in album mode and we expect him on his lyrical high. The rapper recently released “Won Off” which many fans were requesting for some sort of decoding; a gesture that shows how rich the track is. The No Apologies AJO has come for our ears. This isn’t a thorough break down…

  • Recover the Money,  Young King and Queen

    Recover the Money, Young King and Queen

    The intro to Baru’s “Recover the Money” which features Pryce Teeba is one of the spot on prologues in Baru’s catalogue. With a super charged employment of the panning, the intro slides in, Abaasa chants these lines: “I am chopping the money/I am getting the money…. Recover the money, recover the money/that’s what I…