Polokoto – Kapeke
Kapeke returns with “Polokoto,” a track that challenges early criticisms of his musical style. While some have noted similarities in his beats, Kapeke proves that his flow and engaging lyrics can still captivate audiences. “Polokoto” is designed to get listeners on their feet and onto the dancefloor, reinforcing his position as a rising star in the industry.
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Ponytail – Recho Rey
Known for her witty lyrics and strong rap skills, Recho Rey delivers another hit with “Ponytail.” The song features danceable beats produced by David & Drum, making it perfect for parties. The vibrant visuals directed by Jah Live add an extra layer of appeal, showcasing Recho’s talent as one of Uganda’s leading female rappers.
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Fake Lover (Ex) – Lydia Jazmine
In “Fake Lover (Ex),” Lydia Jazmine channels her emotions into a powerful anthem against deceitful relationships. Her blend of melody and assertive lyrics resonates deeply with listeners who have experienced similar situations. This track is a testament to her growth as an artist and her ability to connect with fans through relatable themes.
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Tabbu – Dax Vibez feat. Ava Peace
Dax Vibez continues to dominate the charts with his collaboration with Ava Peace in “Tabbu.” This track has quickly gained popularity, racking up over 200,000 views shortly after its release. The official music video complements the song’s infectious beat, making it a must-watch as it solidifies its place among Uganda’s top hits.
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Oyaya – Fik Fameica feat. Marioo
Fik Fameica ventures into Tanzanian territory with “Oyaya,” featuring Marioo. This energetic track blends rap with Amapiano vibes, creating an East African anthem that is sure to get listeners moving. The collaboration highlights both artists’ strengths and showcases their ability to create a dynamic sound that resonates across borders.
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With each artist pushing creative boundaries, this week’s releases highlight the diverse talent present in Uganda’s music industry.