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There are some songs on the list that chances are high never got a radio or TV spin. That said: Our top 24 songs explore love, celebrating Kampla, fame, being the ish, depression, betrayal, grinding, faith, being blessed, having a good time and so much more.
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2024 albums explored politics, faith, utopia, relationships, sex, dedication and most importantly hip hop. Such a wide array of themes!
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AJO’s debut album was No Apologies, which introduced his witty writing and raw perspective on things while exploring different themes. African Reality sophomore album was his conscious and critically acclaimed project. Off Daddy Duties The Precursor is here now.
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As we all know, music is powerful; it is an easy way to bring people together to support an important cause. With October being Cancer awareness month, the A Few Good Friends Project (AFGF) teamed up with a few creatives and the media to participate in the fight and sensitization of Ugandans about cancer.…
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“Who wants to be King?” is the dramatic opening by Ragnar Lothbrok (Vikings); it is followed immediately by AJO rapping: Lord forgive them they don’t know Kings – setting the atmosphere for “Regicide”. AJO ideally is talking to his fans and these rappers.
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ENEF who got mainstream buzz for his verse on YKee Benda’s “Bomboclaat” teamed up with AJO on “Immortals” to offer Godly flows. They shit on every rapper and anyone who is not going with the programme. It’s one braggadocio outlet for these two creatives. AJO revealed how the project come together before the Corona…
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There is strength in numbers – EGO brings exactly that clearly from the different features that cut across, Dancehall, Afro percussion/beats, reggae, experimental Afro-House, Lingala and almost trap vibes defining a genre unlimited soundscape. EGO is the first musical album offering from the Krackbone owned Ace Plug Entertainment (APE). The hour long and heavily…
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Musitise is a Ugandan streaming and download market place for audio creatives. It is a platform that prides itself in creating an easier way for artistes to earn. It comes at a time when our Ugandan creatives are looking for even better ways to sell their music