Eddy Kenzo's New Song, Gravity Demanding Remix of National Anthem & Other Top Stories this Week
16 October 2020

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By Gloria
The past week has been very eventful in the Ugandan music industry with many artists making news.
The hot stories of the week are mainly composed of; new song releases, drama and award nominations.
This article rounds up five top music news of the week.
Eddy Kenzo Releases New Song 'Blessed'
The song dropped on October 13, 2020. In ‘Blessed’, the Big Talent boss praises God for all the good things he has done for him. He also makes it clear to critics that he is living his best life and not bothered by what they say.
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Gravity Omutujju Calls for Remixing of the national anthem
The rapper made news when he called for the remixing of the 58-year old Ugandan national anthem. According to him, the anthem is boring and needs to be modernized.
"Personally, I don't know how to sing the national anthem because it is boring. It has no vibe at all. We need to pimp it up so that it can also be played in clubs, bars and everywhere else," he said.
Ugandan Producers Strike over 'Misrepresentation' on UPRS Board
The Uganda Performing Rights Society (UPRS) board, earlier this week elected a 12-member committee to oversee the running of the society as the caretaker team’s term comes to an end.
Following the vote, Ugandan producers under their umbrella body Audio Producers Association Uganda (APAU ) went on a strike over the inclusion of Justin Basiima; a TV
"We don't elect representatives because of showbiz but to stand in for us and our values. We just want justice transparency in how these issues are handled. How do you elect someone we don't know, someone who is not even part of our association. Which qualifications does he have to take up that position?" Renowned Ugandan producer Artin Pro said during an interview with journalists.
Chameleone, Bobi Wine and Bebe Cool are not Uganda’s Top 3 Anymore – Gravity Omutujju
Top Ugandan artistes; Bebe Cool, Bobi Wine and Jose Chameleone have been around for over 20 years, blessing us with amazing jams.
Although they are highly respected across the country, luga flow rapper Gravity Omutujju feels the ‘Big Three’ title should be stripped off them because there are many artists in the music industry right now that are running the game more than them.
"There is no top three anymore. They themselves know that they are retired." Gravity Omutujju said during his interview with Spark TV.
"Bobi Wine is now concentrating on his presidential elections, same goes to Jose Chameleone who is contesting for the mayoral post," he added.
Spice Diana Dismisses Alleged Beef with Sheebah and Cindy
Renowned Ugandan musician Spice Diana opened up on her music journey, noting that she never beefed up with any artiste on her way to the top.
According to Spice Diana, where she is now is due to her hard work and commitment, together with the efforts of her team.
"Everything I have done, my music and what I am right now, they were never a result of beef because we all know when you work together, you get many good things. Personally I love my peace. I'm good to everyone and people who follow me can testify to that. Unless someone comes to me face to face and tell me they hate me and want me to stop talking to them, I'll respect that,” she said.




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