A storm is brewing in Uganda’s music scene—and fans are already reaching for their download buttons.
On Monday, April 22nd, three of Uganda’s musical powerhouses—Bobi Wine, Nubian Li, and King Saha—took to social media to share photos from a recent studio session with legendary producer Paddy Man.
The images quickly went viral, sending fans and industry insiders into speculation mode.
Could this be the return of a revolutionary anthem? Or a chart-topping banger aimed at dominating the airwaves?
While details remain closely guarded, King Saha gave a tantalizing hint during a call-in on Spark TV’s Daily Soup.
“Kigenda kutokota,” he said—a Luganda phrase meaning something hot is cooking.
Saha didn’t give away much, especially out of respect for “his boss” Bobi Wine, but made it clear that something big is on the horizon.
“I can’t disclose more details involving my boss, but as you see from the photos—expect music,” he added.
Though fans didn’t get a title or release date, the message was clear: get ready.
The trio’s chemistry is undeniable. Bobi Wine, a musician-turned-politician, has always used music as a tool for storytelling and social commentary.
Nubian Li, his longtime collaborator, brings the lyrical depth, while King Saha’s melodic genius rounds out the sound with soulful hooks and vocal finesse.
What Could Be Coming?
Given the timing and the players involved, the track could touch on social justice, love, or even Uganda’s current political climate. But whether it’s a protest song or a dancehall jam, fans can count on something authentic and impactful.
This isn’t the first time these artists have worked magic together, but it might be their most anticipated joint project yet.
As fans await more info, one thing is certain: Uganda’s music scene is about to feel the heat. If the phrase “kigenda kutokota” is anything to go by, this track will stir souls, shift charts, and spark conversations.
So go ahead—grab your popcorn, some tea, and keep your finger on the download button.
