Tag: The Mith
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This nomination is not just recognition for our work over the past year. It is also a testament to our commitment to amplifying Ugandan Hip Hop. Furthermore, it acknowledges the entirety of its creative system. For the past 10 years, we have built a reputation as a trusted archivist of hip hop culture. We tell…
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As an artist, Vini also taps into her culture and identity through her painting and her formidable music videos. Vodo Arts Society has played a very big role in bringing all this to life, and also enabling her to connect with her fans in this way and to bridge the gap between music and art…
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He emphasizes that artists must think beyond just recording. He discusses his “Navio X” projects, such as a tourism initiative that involved traveling Uganda with a mobile studio, resulting in an album
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BALIOKWABWE features Big Tril, Flex D’Paper, Navio, Pryce Teeba, Blixxack, Dagg Mizzo, Vini Mercy, Mike Mungu, Amal King, Triggah, MARTHA SMALLZ, Tracy Noelle and Lukas Blacc.
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The Mith has mastered the art of intimate experiences with his fans. Think Tuyingire Syseemu (2013) and The Ugandan Live (2024).
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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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On the new album he takes on the moniker and persona Bali-Okwabwe. As we wait for the album here are a few things we know.
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In today’s always fast-paced world, The Mith and Martha Smallz’ DND boldly hits a “Do Not Disturb” on all the noise. It does this in style too. DND is the newest release from Uganda’s rap heavyweight The Mith, featuring R&B/ soul singer Martha Smallz produced my his now frequent collaborator Dagg Mizzo. This track is…
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Artistes can also branch into workshops and mentoring young talent. There is a growing hunger among young creatives to learn from established names.
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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.