This week has seen an exciting wave of new music releases from some of Uganda’s top artists. Among the fresh releases are Feffe Bussi’s “The Interview (Part 1),” Mimi Kampala’s “One On One,” and Carol Nantongo’s “Misuwa Gya Love,” which have taken the Ugandan music scene by storm. These tracks showcase the depth of talent within the local music industry and demonstrate the diverse styles shaping the country’s music culture.
Feffe Bussi – “The Interview (Part 1)” Feat. Evelyn Mic: Renowned rapper Feffe Bussi has dropped the first part of his series, “The Interview,” a track that blends personal storytelling with dynamic wordplay. In “The Interview (Part 1),” Feffe Bussi walks listeners through his life, providing a raw, unfiltered look at his rise to prominence in the music industry. Media personality Evelyn Mic joins him in the song, questioning him about his life and career in a format reminiscent of an interview.
The song is an excellent example of Feffe Bussi’s lyrical dexterity and ability to engage his audience with relatable content. His clever wordplay is paired with a laid-back beat that lets his storytelling take center stage.
Mimi Kampala and Beenie Gunter – “One On One”: Mimi Kampala’s collaboration with Beenie Gunter on “One On One” tells the story of love against all odds. The track focuses on a couple fighting off external forces that don’t want to see them together. Beenie Gunter’s addition to the track injects an element of passion and energy, while Mimi Kampala’s vocals add depth and emotion. This love anthem has already garnered attention, and it’s clear that the chemistry between the two artists makes for a dynamic collaboration.
Carol Nantongo and King Saha – “Misuwa Gya Love”: Carol Nantongo and King Saha have joined forces for the romantic track “Misuwa Gya Love,” which is a fusion of soulful melodies and poignant lyrics. The song is about love and dedication, with Nantongo and Saha’s voices blending beautifully, creating a harmonious and powerful effect. The chemistry between the two artists is undeniable, and this track is expected to resonate with audiences across Uganda and beyond.
With the release of these exciting tracks, Ugandan music is continuing to evolve, offering a mix of genres and themes that speak to a wide audience. Artists like Feffe Bussi, Mimi Kampala, and Carol Nantongo continue to shape Uganda’s music identity, and their latest offerings further solidify the country’s position on the map of influential East African music scenes.