Irene Ntale, a celebrated Ugandan singer-songwriter, has shared an interesting insight into her songwriting process. In an interview with a local TV station, Ntale revealed that she only writes her music when she is physically in the studio. She confessed that she finds it difficult to write away from the recording space, citing distractions as the main reason for this.
Ntale explained that the studio offers her the freedom to focus solely on her music without outside interference. “I can only write and concentrate while I’m in the studio,” she stated. “There are lots of distractions outside the studio, and they wouldn’t allow me to think.” This preference for the studio environment highlights how important the space is to her creative process.
The singer, who is currently promoting her latest song, “Kampala,” has built a reputation for penning her own music, showcasing her dedication to the craft and authenticity as an artist.