I was busy minding my business and the phrase “dig deeper” came to thought. I thought about how it has been a while since I last used my digital ink to talk UG Hip Hop. When was the last time I created a playlist based off new tracks? I personally don’t recall. But I so much want to do that. With Kavali King having an impressive visual, Tucker and Benny Black (well now Blixxack) have “Chai” out – is the year ending with few releases? I think Pryce Teeba has had more releases this year. Have you got any of his projects.
How many albums and EP (if you call it a mixtape we will have longer conversation) – okay mixtapes and singles drop a year? Serious I need to do these calculations! Do you get all of them in your favourite music player? Does it matter to do so?
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The popular songs on the radio tend to define a genre but they are not all a genre can offer. When I started out this full time writing thing, I became a scholar, a curator and a knowledgeable chap in this thing called UG Hip hop. I used to dig deep and deeper for American Hip hop because it was my first introduction to rap.
The day I convince myself that I should say or know something about UG Hip hop is when I found myself actually developing more love and interest only when I looked for this music. Facebook groups played a big role in the social era.
I think you are waiting for the direction of this piece, and yes it is simple: to enjoy more Ugandan Hip hop you need to look for it. Dig deeper online: Online platforms like Reverbnation, Audiomack, YouTube, NuveyLive have each a percentage of this thing called UG Hip hop. Even a google search like SRAP’s new album Certitude
This is my reassurance note, I want to enjoy UG Hip hop and I need to hear the unheard. Drop links here or to the nuveylive @ Gmail.com.
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