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22 mar 2015

10 Artistes to Watch Out for in 2015 via @UrbanHypeNet by Segawa Salim


We are in an era where you can easily put your music out there for consumption. But the big question has always been ‘how are you going to remain relevant in the ever growing number of artistes on different genre scale?’. The internet has played a huge role in bringing the fans and artistes together. Last year, we witnessed a number of both old and new artistes coming up with different branding and strategy to survive in the overly competitive music scene. Here is our list of 10 artistes that we feel will have a great 2015 and breakout as huge artistes.
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Abaasa is a 23 year old drummer, singer, producer and pianist. He has his own style/theme of music composition that he calls ‘Liquid Afro’. Last year, he featured on The Mith’s sophomore album and also managed to release a four track EP titled ‘Love Tape‘ that featured songs like Chips & Chaps, Time travel, You, and A cat born in an oven is not a cake. The unique sound of his own production gives him a shot to be one of the urban artistes highlights of 2015.

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When i first heard about Khai Prod, he was working with Maurice Kirya on a couple of projects. Then i listened to his song titled ‘Hi’ where he featured Maurice Kirya and i started following his music journey. His weapon of music destruction is blended in his voice and soulful production. With his pre-album releases, he has created a heavy and loyal fan base, Khai Prod will have a great year. His latest sound is a rendition of Boys 2 Men’s ‘Time after time’.

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I started listening to Ninja C’s music early last year when she collaborated with AirporTaxi’s Tucker HD on a song titled ‘Our Time’. Ninja C seems to haven’t figured out how good she is with rapping; and if she figures that earlier, 2015 will be hers to claim the crown. Her contribution on Baru’s beat EP called ‘Redefinitions’ portrays a lot about her as a rapper. You can listen to Ninja C’s music on her Reverbnation.

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Remember the Undercover Brothers? The duo (Murungi and Kirya)that represented Uganda at Tusker Project Fame 6 together with Daisy Ejang? Undercover Brothers are really talented; the ability to blend nice vocals with multiple instrument skills makes them superb. They have released a couple of songs which include Mwagala Kilalu and Diamond ft Young Zee . I think that this year, the Undercover Brothers are going to give us more of what they have in store.

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Brian is a talented singer, guitarist and vocalist. I had a chance to hear him perform at faze 2 on Buganda Rd where he plays live music every Thursday. He has that powerful voice which makes his feel comfortable when hitting the high and low notes. The way his voice interacts with his Guitar is mind-blowing. Brian needs is an audience that resonates with style of music; He should utilize his YouTube channel to build a fan base that connects with.

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This Dustville Records rapper has found his way into many people’s favorite rappers’ list only because of his dope debut mixtape ‘Kiwedde’ but also his style of rapper. He raps in native language style (Lugaflow) and there’s a way he has cloned his own style. Hopefully, I think Pryce Teeba can full utilize his time and make 2015 his own. I expect to hear a lot of good stuff from him.

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S.T.R.A.P (Sound that Roars African Pride) is a Ugandan Hip hop artist from Kampala, Uganda that is currently based out of Kansas. Last year, he left a mark on the hip-hop scene with his debut album titled ‘Oblivion’. S.T.R.A.P’s ‘Oblivion’ didn’t only introduce him on the hip-hop scene but it also sparked light on how futuristic his career is.

Agee
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Agee released her debut single titled ‘Love’ last year and collaborated on numerous projects like Blessed Cypher, Nabakyaala, GMC Cypher, and Mr DJ. As a young female rapper, the feedback the songs generated was warm. Though, I feel like she procrastinated after her debut single. But with a promised EP, Agee will successful dip her feet deep and have a great year, musically.

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Juggling careers has always never been a simple thing especially when it involves a passion and profession. Last year, Naqabiito re-branded herself from The Ginsu and she released a debut single under her new moniker titled ‘On My Own’. Even before she took a relatively simple break off music, Naqabiito(Formerly known as The Ginsu) was fierce on the mic; her level of lyricism and flow helped her to go head to head with top dudes in the game. Naqabiito is a double edged sword, she produces and writes her own music.

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It’s no doubt that A Pass will not have a great year. He reincarnated with a fierce ghost in him. Last year, A Pass topped several music charts with his many songs which were obviously good. His camp recently revealed to us that A Pass has more than 400 pre-released songs with an estimation of three-quarters being super hits.

22 feb 2015

Submit Ur Muzik On Afrihooop : Song Submission: "Get That Money" O.P.U Featuring T-BRO & Lethal #FD #Uganda





O.P.U  (@opumusic) is a Hip Hop Artist hailing from Uganda in East Africa and is currently managed and
promoted by O*NATION in partnership with R.



O.P.U

Hip Hop / World Music KAMPALA, UG  UG

Submit Ur Muzik On Afrihooop ¬¬¬ Ajo #Uganda #RapMusicISing #FD #Elevating_African_Hiphop



@AJO
Rap Music I Sing

I go by the name AJO am a HipHop/ Rap recording artist from Uganda in East Africa and i just released a mixtape titled "Rap Music I Sing" on the 2nd of Feb 2015
“AJO”, real name Ariong James Oscar is a Ugandan born and raised HIP HOP/ RAP recording artist and song writer.

Born to a Dr. Atai Anne and Mr. James Okaali. Ajo has established himself as a vibrant and outspoken rapper with an impressive emulsion of wit, literacy and character in his lyrics a skill which has led many to describe him as an intersection of hip hop talent.
Ajo’s ambition and love for music predates his initiation into the hip hop fraternity, “he always loved music, as a child he used to wake everybody up early in the morning with his humming or chanting away to some orchestra in his mind” – Dr. Atai Anne.

Ajo started listening to hip hop music round the age of 12 shortly after his primary school. He fell in love with the message, the attitude, the freedom, the intricacy and the respect this genre of music commanded. It was during this time that he started to write cover versions to his favorite hip hop songs and gradually he developed his lyrical skill.

In his high school, AJO together with a few of his school friends formed a music group they called Clean Block Gang (C.B.G). Ajo and his peers strongly worked on their music and content development, “he wrote lyrics on almost everything; his locker, his book covers, his jean trousers and every piece of paper he could find” – Abel lubulwa (member of the C.B.G).

Ajo went further to record a couple of songs like; Rap music I sing, Rap city, Take it down easy then he teamed up with one of the best music producers in Uganda, HANNZ TACTIQ, together with whom he did his first radio smash song, NEVER BACK DOWN on which he featured Lethal and Hannz tactiq himself. This song went on to enjoy radio streaming and made it to a music chart on one radio station, HOT 100.

Ajo didn’t stop there; he later got in touch with a former rapper turned producer, Joe Tumwebaze aka J.T founder of Yego productions, a record label and it’s here that AJO fully embraced his passion for a hip hop music career. Mentored by J.T, he mastered his craft and worked on his first music compilation titled “Rap Music I Sing”, a piece that takes the listener through an in-depth understanding of him as an artist and a human being plus an appreciation of his lyrical and content maturity.

AJO is definitely a must listen to artist with an ambition and talent enough to be the best rapper in Africa and probably cross continent.

He is one every aspiring rapper should look up to and every old rapper should look out for.

Here is a download link to the Mixtape
http://www.audiomack.com/album/ajo/rap-music-i-sing-3



26 ene 2015

Baru - Baru Frank - Kampala #Uganda "ReDefinitionsThEBeat " #FD #SoundCloud




Connect With Ninja C
Twitter: @HerNinjaness
Facebook: HerNinjaness-Ninja C


Connect With Baru

Twitter: @BarBeatz
Facebook: Baru
Reverbnation: reverbnation.com/barubeatz
SoundCloud: 
Soundcloud.com/barufrank 

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Via UrbanhypeUg

Mazzi & S.O.U.L. Purpose #Usa #NJC #End_Of_The_Weak #Uganda "Our Sand" via @NellySadeSaint




Check out Mazzi SoulPurpose's video new video shot in Uganda while he was here for End of the Weak International Hiphop Festival.
Our sand.
It's a classic already 
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Publicado el 19 de ene. de 2015

Mazzi & S.O.U.L. Purpose "Our Sand" from the Digital Diggin' 3Minus1" EP (A collection of creative rhymes, flows, & hooks over obscure beats, loops, samples, & instrumentals found online)!!! This is part 2 & a follow up theme to the original "Digital Diggin" EP...
Instagram/Twitter: @itsmazzi

Video credits:
Produced by - re# - www.rehashstudio.com
Producer - Shamal Davis 
Editor - Jacob McCoy
Post & Color - Robert Simmons

Via @NellySadeSaint 

17 ene 2015

Eodub International Hip Hop Festival - Kampala - Uganda #End_Of_The_Weak #Hip_Hop_Festival




Publicado el 16 de ene. de 2015
Eodub International Hip Hop Festival happened on 25th Oct 2014 at OPEN HOUSE, in Kampala, Uganda.

Video by Re# Studio

Facebook:https://www.facebook.com/rehashstudio

Our Hip Hop Festival is the first locally rooted international Hip Hop festival in Uganda and focuses on revitalizing the Uganda Hip Hop community from the country’s regional towns and within Kampala.


The Festival aims to provide Ugandan Hip Hop Artists from the northern, eastern, western and central regions opportunities to participate in cultural cooperation by learning about the history of Hip Hop, experiencing the cultural elements, and performing with artists from around the world.

End of the Weak (Eodub) was founded in 2000 as one of the few weekly platforms in NYC where hip-hop performers were able to hone their talent. What started as a small Open Mic in the back of a restaurant has grown into NYC’s longest-running weekly hip-hop show and an International Hip-Hop movement.

End of the Weak has expanded into 15 countries across 5 continents and 22 cities around the globe. Our MC Challenge has given thousands of artists all over the world a new medium to test their talents. The non-confrontational tone of the EOW MC Challenge and the talent of the MC’s that compete in it have catapulted our success and allowed to us bring together hip-hop lovers across the world.

Eodub is now a multi national entertainment lifestyle brand. We produce events, multimedia and clothing that represent our uniquely global hip hop flavor.

21 mar 2014

Amy True - Supersonic (Official Video) #Globalfaction #uk #uganda #womanpower

Amy True - Supersonic (Official Video) 



Publicado el 31/01/2014
Official video for Amy True - Supersonic.
Produced by Chemo http://www.kilamanjaro.co.uk/
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BOUNCING CATS from Nabil Elderkin : Ugandans B-Boys Focused On Unity

BOUNCING CATS
A real look into Uganda, youth, dance, hip-hop, unity........
Bouncing Cats is the inspiring story of one man's attempt to create a better life for the children 
of Uganda using the unlikely tool of hip-hop with a focus on B-Boy culture and breakdance.



BOUNCING CATS from nabil elderkin on Vimeo.

Source : Padraic Mccroudi

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19 feb 2014

Nas Producing Documentary On Breakers And Rappers In Uganda





The OKP fam recently passed the popcorn on an upcoming hip-hop documentary that will shine a light on young breakers and rappers in Uganda as well as Colombia, Cambodia, Yemen. Adam Sjoberg‘s feature full length Shake The Dust sees Nas on board as executive producer, who will also offer up original material for the score. The New York rapper spoke about his involvement with the film in a recent statement:
“What these kids are doing around the world reminds me why I fell in love with hip-hop and how important it is as a creative and constructive outlet,” Nas said in a statement. “After hearing Adam’s vision for this project and hearing the stories, I was incredibly excited to help bring the film to global audiences who need to hear this surprising message of empowerment.”
Though we’re not sure about the use of subtitles and (we assume) scripted dialogue in the latest trailer, the film looks to be a nicely shot testament to a hip-hop without borders. Watch the trailer for Shake The Dust below.
Source : Okayafrica.com
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27 oct 2013

Spread Hip Hop from East Africa : "Ugandan Passport" by Bana Mutibwa (Uganda) On Itunes + One Blood Documentary


Please help support Hip Hop in Uganda by Buying a copy of my Cd "Uganda Passport" The Mixtape, or simply share it to your friends. You can also listen to it on Spotify. Uganda Passport the mixtape, all songs in the local Luganda languange. talking about the difficulties of being a Ugandan, with tracks like All for Luga Flow, Walk to Work, The Bad Guy and a love track which is a fusion of English and Luganda called You belong to me, among others. Spread Hip Hop from East Africa https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/intro/id642731313 

Also watch my 10 mins Documentary

Thanks http://vimeo.com/54667560 peace and love

And please spare a sec to like and share the official End Of The Weak Uganda page 


More infos about One Blood Project 



Source : Burney Mc On FB

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7 jul 2013

Luga Flow Army from Kampala (Uganda)


Emerging in 2009 when the crew was still part of BVK, Burney mc, foever, Cyno, saint Nelly sade, Fasie, proved to be the most revolutionary Hip Hop emcees in Uganda. The spirit of team work increased the love and togetherness among the emcees as they used to join hands and write lyrics, perform and move together as one. Early 2011 a congregation of five MCs Fasie(Nakiranda Hasifa), Burney mc(Warakira Richard), Foever(Okiror Emmanuel),Cyno(Mpima Moses) and Saint Nelly sade( Nsubuga Nelson) made a pact to a form a new artistic Hiphop group called “LUGA FLOW ARMY”. They decided to establish themselves through a group effort becoming stronger and more influential. The first LUGA FLOW ARMY single, COMPETITION appeared on their own independent label and become a hit on Hip hop radio stations in Uganda. END OF WEAK UGANDA is a LUGA FLOW ARMY label which is an emcee challenge of Champions which brings together MCs, painters, graffiti artists, DJz, music producers, dancers, street ballers, radio and TV presenters, photographers, videographers, graphic artists and spectators from different nationalities, tribes, ages, and educational backgrounds.


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18 abr 2013

Da Video Of The Week : All for Luga Flow by Bana Mutibwa (Uganda)





All For Luga Flow is another Ghetto Gourmet production. Bana Mutibwa expressing His Love For the movement that made him who he is. The Luga Flow Movement :- a term for UGANDAN HIP HOP, or rap in Languages. all for Luga Flow was produced and directed by Joseph Mbida from Ghetto Gourmet DENMARK.
Note| This is not a beef track.

Bana Mutibwa :
Born Walakira Richard in 1989 at St. Francis Hospital in Nsambya (Kampala), Bana is a Hip Hop activist who raps and talks for Hip Hop in Uganda. The Music and entertainment Young Achievers Award winner is also member of the Luga Flow Army, a rap group that fronts and protects the uniqueness of rapping and emceeing in local languages.

An ambassador of the Global End of the Weak in Uganda which is a Hip Hop culture improvement programme that is currently running the End of the Weak MC challenge across Uganda, he advocates for languages so he calls himself the Luga Flow Revolutionary Activist.


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31 oct 2012

Tutuuse feat Don MC Kapata :Ugandan Hip Hop On Afrihooop



Tuliwano tuliwano Tutuuse.... featuring Don Mc Kapata....Off The Upcoming Album "Victory Music" out early 2013
Uh,
Stepped off the Plane like, Eh, Ntuse
Ask them about me, Babuuze
Bout that guy, that went by, that name
Bad Guy in the Rap Game,
Bamuyitaani? Ruyonga
Need a Beat Killed? Tewali Nsonga
Flows we keep chilled, no need of a refill
Do whatever we feel, keep it all the way Real,
And if They still want Beef, we grill
I got no problem overpaying for the Heat Bill
Still, that young un running it on Nakasero Hill
So if you’re trying to tell me about emcees on my Heel?
Hold on…..
Bridge 1
( Wait A Minute x8 (Let’s Go!)
Wait A Minute x8 (Let’s Go!)
OooooohWeeeee!!! )
Hook
Tuliwano Tuliwano Tutuuse
Uh, Uh, Uh, Tutu tutu Tutuuse
Tuliwano Tuliwano Tutuuse
Uh, Uh, Uh, Uh Nabo Bategeze
Tuliwano Tuliwano Tutuuse
Uh, Uh, Uh, Tutu tutu Tutuuse
Tuliwano Tuliwano Tutuuse
Uh, Uh, Uh, Nabali Bategeze
Stepped in the Club like, Eh, Gwe
Batugambye Nti Walokose
Ate Siyegwe Wakose
Oluyimba “God Movesi” Ne Jose?
It feels like I’m messing with everybody
Atteneding every service, present at every party
Your Hottie wishing she could show me her brassiere probably,
Sorry, we’re monogamous over here, Mami
So I’ll be, the oddest sight at the Bar,
Trying to finish sipping this sprite through the straw,
Performing this track, give the DJ dap
Then sliding out the back while she’s trying to stop me like
Bridge1
Hook
Bridge 2
Ey!
We don’t ever ever front (Repeat)
Bcoz we know who got our back (Rpt) Ru!
And if we left anyone (Rpt)
Tell them we’ll be right Back! (Ey!!!)
They don’t know that we’ve arrived? (Rpt)
Someone tell them that we Have! (Rpt)
Little Mama Wanna what? (Rpt)
Whoa Now it’s like that? (Whoa Now)
Hold On!!!...
Bridge 1
Hook
….

DOWNLOAD IT  via Bandcamp or Reverbnation.