Uganda’s music industry has achieved a historic milestone as songwriter and singer Rulz secured a Grammy Award at the 67th Annual Grammy Awards held in Los Angeles, USA.
Rulz, alongside fellow Ugandan artist Zigi Nana, won in the Best Global Music Album category for their songwriting contributions to Matt B’s album “Alkebulan II.”
A Landmark Victory for Ugandan Music
Rulz took to his X (formerly Twitter) account to express his excitement and gratitude after receiving the prestigious award.
“GRAMMY WINNING SONGWRITER #GRAMMYs. Allah is so good to me!!!!!”
Despite this historic achievement, both Rulz and Zigi Nana were unable to attend the ceremony in person due to visa delays.
“We couldn’t attend the Grammys in time because our visas arrived late. But regardlesssssss!!!! We bringing it home with usssss #GRAMMYs”
About ‘Alkebulan II’ and Its Global Impact
“Alkebulan II” is an album by Matt B, an internationally recognized artist known for his unique fusion of Afrobeats, R&B, and global music elements.
Rulz and Zigi Nana played a crucial role in the songwriting and composition of the album, contributing to its success and recognition on a global platform.
The Best Global Music Album category at the Grammy Awards honors outstanding albums that showcase diverse musical influences from around the world.
Uganda’s Growing Influence in Global Music
Rulz and Zigi Nana’s Grammy win marks a significant achievement for Uganda’s music industry, further proving that Ugandan artists are making their mark on the international stage.
Their victory follows in the footsteps of other African artists who have transformed the global music landscape.
With this Grammy win, Ugandan songwriters, producers, and artists now have a stronger presence in the international music industry, opening doors for more global collaborations.