Category: OPINION
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In this ever evolving landscape of Ugandan hip-hop, The Mith’s name undoubtedly carries immense weight and legacy. Veteran in the game and a respected lyricist, The Mith has consistently used his music to showcase not only his artistry but also his identity as a Ugandan rapper with a Continental mindset. As anticipation builds for the…
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Kampala still has the infrastructure- studios, media, events- but the hunger that once defined its hip-hop scene feels somewhat subdued. Some artists have pivoted to more mainstream sounds to survive commercially.
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Ledra’s dedication to his craft and his willingness to experiment position him as a vital force in Ugandan hip-hop and music at large. As the scene continues to evolve, artists like Ledra are pushing boundaries and shaping the future of Ugandan music.
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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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They say artists tend to have a prophetic eye, looks like Enyma saw this coming.
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Today, a musician’s image is everything. Quality branding is therefore vital to becoming a successful artiste. Branding is the process of developing a strong, identifiable perception of an individual. It is a complex process that involves diving into an artiste’s identity to determine what characterises them. Branding is successful when it clearly articulates the intended…
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Script writing is at the heart of all audience’s favourite film stories. What it takes to get stories for ideas to the screen is putting pen to paper-or fingers to the keyboard to write a script. Every script begins with a story; an idea that, first spark of something that the writer wants to create…