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  Vyper Kats  Vyper Kats  Mubiru Daniel Sharif aka Vyper Kats was born in 2000 in the Ghetto and raised by his parents, Mubiru Muhammad and Nakakeeto Sandra .Vyper Kats started music from school in 2013 but am taking music as career. His debut was “Kaleke” single. He is a song writer and he sings all styles of music genres, but much focused on dancehall that is why most of people call Vyper Kats the Raga dancehall star and claims to represent the ghetto. Vyper Kats looks forward to give his fans the best music ever, he says this after joining Ivan Jay Music Records a well known record label for young upcoming artists in Uganda.

New song Turn by Innovant Aqueouz a Ugandan upcoming artist 2022 fresh hits! Enjoy 

 Eddie B collaborates with Voko boy for their new 2022 single. Eddie B is one of the talented young upcoming artists and his single will be out next week. Eddie be plans to produce more hot music with time as said by him during interviews with Ivan Jay Music Promoter and Management together with his fans. #oweta #eddieb # trending2022 #upcoming artists 

Are you interested in writing a song? Don't know how to begin writing a song? Here are 10 simple steps to get you going: 1. Choose and Compose a Title of your Song. What do you think you would like to be that sums up the heart of your song’s message? You will need to come up with the subject of your song. A good way is also to brainstorm song titles as well. 2. Write from Experience or Fantasy. You may wish to brainstorm possible lyrics. What you want to say about your title and what you think your listeners might want to know? These are the questions to want to ask yourself. You may write some sort of an experience or feelings. 3. Choose a Song Structure. Currently, the most popular structure is: Verse / Chorus / Verse / Chorus / Bridge / Chorus. Thus, a formula of: ABABCB. Also, analyze the chord structures of your favorite songs. Are they verse, verse, chorus, and then bridge, or do they just repeat verses and choruses? Say your favorite song is “Someone Like You” by Adele, ...

If you are an upcoming artist in Uganda, you know that getting your music as much exposure as possible is the name of the game. The question is, with all the options available to you, which ones give you the best exposure? Which radio stations, TV stations, shows or presenters give you the best chance of moving from being an up-and-coming artist to starring in your own billboard? The Sawasawa Team has some thoughts on this. Here we share with you some tips on how to get your music onto main stream media and which radio and television stations, shows and which producers, deejays and presenters you need to get in touch with. But before we begin, a bit of prep. You should know that radio and television stations won’t play just any song. They have particular criteria they look at before airing your music, including: Your song must be mixed and mastered to professional quality.For radio stations the audio quality must be crystal clear and easy to listen to, no echoes or weird noise...