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This song has Mbale and the rest of Masaba land on smash. 
Infectious beats and good story telling to boot. This upcoming artist going by the names of Uncle Bash sings about the landslide that hit Nametsi.
Shake or Khupa Kamabeka to this. Nice Lumasaba Jam.

Uncle Bash-Nametsi

Kyawangoyo is a nice throwback song got Idi Masaba into many people's good graces. 
It was a song that struck a chord with many Bamasaba in the early 90's.
Enjoy.

Idd masaba-Kyawangoyo

If you are partial to groovy and message driven Lumasaba songs, accompanied offcourse by our beloved Kadodi-sh beats, this "Bisilani" song is for you.
Its a song done by the Legendary Gisu Poet/Musician, Khaukha.


Khaukha-Bisilani

The late great and inspirational Betty Nafuna left us with a huge catalogue of classic, heartfelt and educative songs like "Niyanga". 
Here she sings about double faced and mischievous people. 
In Masaba land, we have many people who for strange reason find pleasure in bringing down others.Evils like envy, witchcraft and treachery are rife in Masaba land.
Betty knew this well and she put it out so well in this song.
I shed a tear when I first heard this song.
I shed the more tears when I heard she had passed on.
May her soul rest in Peace.

Betty Nafuna-Niyanga

This Idi Masaba Imbalu song will get you dancing. 
Imbalu Moto is the title.
Enjoy.

Khaukha-Bisilani

Lumasaba Music