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Kabuubi Akram aka Zedmonk aimed at showcasing the indigenous culture, Buganda Culture and representing Uganda under the theme “My Culture My Pride
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Zed Monk won his first award at about 18 years old. At the beginning of the year he announced that he would attempt to break the record for longest rap marathon by an individual set by Japanese rapper MC PONEY. Kabuubi Akram aka Zed Monk started this streak on 3 May (by press time…
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Eno Hip Hop Festival is the only Ugandan Hip Hop Festival founded by Flex D’Paper. In 2020 the first edition happened online for two days boasting of performances from Kenya’s Khaligraph Jones and Bamboo to AListers Ugandan rappers and newer budding acts. The official Mc’s for the night are Thee Ninja C and The…
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Budding hip hop head, music enthusiast and promoter, Kane Matovu is making strides within Hip Hop under is yet to be tested Still Ken Music imprint. This Saturday Still Ken Music presents an intimate night out with Keko at Liquor Shade. After so many years without seeing the singer, rapper as a headliner –…
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Mr So UG, The Mith is all set for Tuyingire Systeemu – an event designed inspired by his Tuyingire Systeemu EP that was released earlier this year. The rapper in light of celebrating Ugandan Hip Hop and good vibes in general will feature a number of artistes from within rap and beyond such as…
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The stance here is to show the journey already started for them being best at what they do – it’s that mantra type of song, one to sing while striving for greatness.
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Flex joins the ever growing list of rappers with podcasts with his new Konkrete Conversations podcast. For it’s first episode he sat down with Joshua Cheptegei aka Mr. Silverback. On this episode, Flex takes on a journey into Cheptegei’s hometown of Kapchorwa.
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HATI: The sound is infectious, the multi lingual flows are engaging from Itesot (Triggah), English (Peypah) to Luo/Acholi (Joge) moving delivery produced by Ledra.
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Toobi calls on society to treat each other with respect and help lift each other especially the less privileged because when the poor have had enough, they will definitely riot or break things apart.