I learnt the hard way. I used to tweet links and tag people thinking they are so passionate about hip hop but most ignored the links less I was writing about them or their friends. I have received texts from budding artists asking about music sharing. Most of them have made the same mistakes I made. We will answer those questions.
EDITORIAL
Hey Fam’ no one cares what you are going through, just keep Grinding
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Toast to 2019: the year of Parte After Parte, Fresh Kid,and many promising acts
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WILL HIP HOP BE UGANDA’S BIGGEST GENRE IN 2020?
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