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“Beera Powa”gets visual: Elijah Kitaka feat. Sylvester and Abramz – Watch
Got so much on your mind, stressed? Angry? Don’t know what you are feeling? Elijah Kitaka, Sylvester and Abramz have that song for you to kick the bad energy, the negativity. “Beera Powa” audio is already available on all streaming services. Elijah Kitaka alongside the legendary duo Sylvester and Abramz in order to carry on…
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Listen to “Beera Powa” – Elijah Kitaka feat. Sylvester and Abramz
“Beera Powa” is the latest offering from the singer/ drummer and Ugandan musician Elijah Kitaka on which he features the duo Sylvester and Abramz. The song is about being cool and holding on your peace on things that matter most to you not other people’s business. The three artists give the track a unique feel…
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On new track “Dear Hip Hop” GNL Zamba tells a short Hip Hop story, his come up, love & more
GNL Zamba aka the Legend of Zamba Ernest Nsimbi has released the retrospective “Dear Hip Hop” produced by Baru. On the track he talks about his love for Hip Hop, what the culture has done for him and how he came up. “Dear Hip Hop” is a laid back joint on which Zamba takes time…
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Dzee a Pryce Teeba fan turned rapper, hear his story on “Trap House”
Almost every one in Hip Hop started out as a fan, then rapper or tried to rap and likely said “let me just promote the music”. Dzee for a while has been known as a Pryce Teeba fan, one would think he bleeds Teeba blood. He is still a fan. He was also influenced by…
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WILL HIP HOP BE UGANDA’S BIGGEST GENRE IN 2020?
At the genesis of Hip hop, the worldwide appeal wasn’t foreseeable, but now, almost 50 years later; it’s impossible to imagine a planet without hip hop and rap music. On the Ugandan scene, hip hop has been described as a “wanna be” genre, with radio and television presenters not [most of the time] playing hip…
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UG Hip hop and our big brothers and sisters – an appreciation note
I grew up a middle child. I am between two generations in my family. I am a big brother with two big brothers and a big sister. I was the last born for about seven years. My big sister introduced me to music generally, and one of my brothers who I looked up to sort…
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Big Sam says F**K Sylvester, upholds Abramz and Babaluku for their role in uplifting UG Hip Hop
Last evening: Big Sam Yiga dissed Sylvester of the Legendary rap duo, Sylvester and Abramz. In a calculated address at the 15th Hip Hop Summit he said; “F**k Sylvester… and there is no place for wack emcees.” In away he was implicating the Ziva Muntuyo rapper as a wack rapper. What is baffling is that; …
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Abramz Tekya spits Positivity on ‘Olabika Tommanyi’- it is Hustler spiritual
Olabika Tommanyi, brings with it the love for boom bap, knowledge and positivity. For those feeling so low and actually have been looking for tracks to lift them Olabika Tommanyi does that effortlessly. A straight forward message packaged. Abramz relies on apostrophe to lay down, kick knowledge on his ability, hustle and street smartness. This…
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Hip Hop Can Improve Health Part 2: General Health
(Article updated) *Dear Lyn, Your the reason this article is still running!* i texted my Friend after posting Part 1 Have you ever thought of dancing your way into better health? or tried a B-Girl/Boy move that would be a reason your muscles are let loose? NEVER! am sure for a number of us. of all the…
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The Bouncing Cat Abramz Tekya bounces back with a Flaming track ‘Twakungudemu’
Abramz Tekya has been off the rapping ladder for while and guess what he has dropped Twakugudemu a track that ofcourse is legitmising a number of things that you might have not known. Did you know who spat the first ever recorded bars in Uganda? The track honestly addresses Rhetorically the lazy supposedly rapper who…
