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Stayput says “Do What You Got To Do” on new Banger
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Stayput is here again with the bouncy and realistic “Do What You Got To Do” produced by Asap Quan. The “Abubang” rapper packages several situations that a person can be faced with and is required to make a decision in the shortest time possible to proceed to the next level. Your first listen will…
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Dr. Jose Chameleon as hip hop – a short story
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This is an insight. Over five rap songs featuring Dr. Jose Chameleon you probably didn’t know existed. Read on:
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This Quarantine and 256 Lockdown has made me realise my neighbours Don’t listen to Hip Hop
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I won’t be pushy but I will give them some UG Hip Hop to play and see how high we can get.
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Pryce Teeba teams up with Cosign on humour filled “Stylo Yo/Nakawunde”
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“Stylo Yo/Nakawunde” is the second known collaboration between Pryce Teeba and Cosign. On the Baru produced track the two tell a story of love in a gritty, humorous and unexpected way. Forget the usual stereotypical beautiful girl, on this song the two focus on Nakawunde’s inner beauty because that is her stylo (style). Cosign…
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Santana talks OTT & current economic status on new “Emisolo”
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“Emisolo” is a very accurate documentation of Uganda over the years and now. OTT and the related are among the recent emisolos (taxes) that are making many folks complain, riot, show, curse mothers and fathers of various politicians. And Uganda likely is making it to the least of countries whose citizens use VPNs to…
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#SomeOneTellUEA: A few interesting reactions on Twitter HipEducating UEA having left out the Hip Hop category
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First of all respect to all those who participated in that voluntary act of letting those behind the Uganda Entertainment Awards category list about how Hip Hop is actually a huge genre that can have even its own independent awards. The #SomeoneTellUEA hastag became popular the past four days as many concerned individuals, hip…
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#Update: The UG HipHop Comic Book Project, Entertainment For Literacy
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The whole of this year i have devoted my self to exploring a number of projects that can help push Ugandan HipHop to a very infectious level where nobody can avoid the genre. I MUST say i spear headed certainly the first Ugandan HipHop podcast(if there is any out, they were inspired) HipHop Uganda…
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What about A UG HipHop Comic Book Project, Entertainment For Literacy
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The whole of this year i have devoted my self to exploring a number of projects that can help push Ugandan HipHop to a very infectious level where nobody can avoid the genre. I MUST say I spear-headed certainly the first Ugandan HipHop podcast(if there is any out, they were inspired) HipHop Uganda Live…