Dennis Assimwe
- Indexed articles, last 90 days
- 12
- Latest publication
- Sep 30, 2026
- Outlet visibility, for New Vision Uganda
- Top 500K sites
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- Jul 31, 2026
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Ent. & Lifestyle: Music review: Fik Fameika is tedious on Sikiwa (opens the original)
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I often have debates with one or two people about Fik Fameika’s music. These two people happen to be girls and they are both violently opposed to my views on Fik Fameika’s music. My views? I find him frightfully tedious. His lyricism is childish, and I feel like I am going through a potent IQ lull listening to him. He mostly sells vibes. You really have to be struggling in life if that is all you like about a song. I like to think myself neutral as a reviewer, so every time I get the opportunity
Ent. & Lifestyle: Music review: Fik Fameika is tedious on Sikiwa (opens the original)
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I often have debates with one or two people about Fik Fameika’s music. These two people happen to be girls and they are both violently opposed to my views on Fik Fameika’s music. My views? I find him frightfully tedious. His lyricism is childish, and I feel like I am going through a potent IQ lull listening to him. He mostly sells vibes. You really have to be struggling in life if that is all you like about a song. I like to think myself neutral as a reviewer, so every time I get the opportunity
Ent. & Lifestyle: Music Review: Nsi Nsamba – Sheebah & T Paul 256 (opens the original)
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One thing you cannot fault Sheebah for is, she outs in the work. Her latest collaboration is a single with T Paul 256. If your immediate response to this is 'Who?' well, he has been on the scene for a while now, etching his name on the canvas of our music industry. Signed under Alpha Music Entertainment and managed by producer Bruno Beats, his government name is Paul Taremwa. He hails from Kakoba, a cosy suburb of Mbarara City (he is sometimes known as "the Kakoba Boy" and, somewhat unimaginativ
Ent. & Lifestyle: Tuesday Music Review: Jajaz – Collabo (opens the original)
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I have taken an increasingly closer look at emerging artistes lately. I am interested to see how these newbies interpret the industry. Do they have any actual ability? (The girls usually don't – an excellent example is Ava Peace, who is hilariously bland and mostly just gets away with twerking and being light-skinned). The men? They generally tend to have some musical ability, mostly because they cannot get away with just twerking on stage (I don’t need to name names by this point now, do I?). T
Ent. & Lifestyle: Jon Muq launches Shake It Africa (opens the original)
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Ugandan singer-songwriter Jon Muq has launched Shake It Africa, a new record label and live entertainment company aimed at connecting African artists with global audiences through music, live performances, artist development and cultural exchange. The company launched with the release of “Shake Shake Dance for Me", a new single by Muq produced by Grammy-winning producer Derek Dixie, whose credits include Beyoncé, Chloe x Halle and The Carters. Blending infectious Afrobeat rhythms with Muq’s soul
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