Loveeeeeeeeee loveeeeeee loveeee... yes am a child of kabalage too *wink wink*

Was just about to hit next. Then she started singing. #Chills

Again I was about to hit next! #BassTings :)

Good almighty LORD, MoRoots just got me goosebumps yamaaaaaaaaaawe 💕💃🏾💭🕊️🇺🇬🙏🏾......... Ehhh, I already feel omuka

Even when you think things are at their worst, God is always there for you.

Things Fall Apart

A Valentine's Day special featuring the very talented Benezeri. Inspired by childhood memories, this time we however want you to think of your loved one and not your childhood. 

Production by Sam Bisaso

Nkwagala

A tale of distance and home! 
This song is about everything that I love about my motherland. 
When you're here, you can't stand it... When you're away, you miss the heck out of it... #MyUg

Written by MoRoots
Produced by Sam Bisasso 

Omuka (Home)

Written By Afrie
Produced and mixed by Jude Mugerwa 
Mastered by Nelson Muhire

Afriedom (EP)

Askari (Version Y)

A poignant story of Okello the child soldier and his dream to be a football star

Okello

Written by Afrie
Produced, mixed and mastered by Nelson Muhire

Let Her Know

Emirembe is the first song off my upcoming album Dark and Happy times. It was produced by Michael Fingaz. Enjoy.

Emirembe - Shifah Musisi

Loving those you love is everyday life sometimes though there are misunderstandings and all you can ask for is time to figure out things and do better. Written initially for his newborn son Rigga explores the different sides to being in love and loving others.

Chumbani - E.P.

Nipe Time

Song: Love, Respect, Repeat
Artist: Ayrosh & Ythera
Prod by: Waithaka
Mixed & Mastered by: Giggz
Waithaka Ent

Love, Respect, Repeat | Ayrosh & Ythera

The lyrical voices of the Canaan Gents and the profound tone of Afro soul artist Kenneth Mugabi blend beautifully to bring you the song, ‘Kyekunkuna’.  ‘Kyekunkuna’ is derived from the Luganda word ‘Okukunkuna’ which describes the manner in which a sheep nods its head when it is walking. 
This beautiful song penned by Kenneth Mugabi tells the story of the pain of a married man who like the sheep, is nodding his head. The woes of a failing marriage have knocked him down. He nods his head, jeers and laments about the disappointment his wife is turning out to be. ‘Aneemye’ he says. She has left him bewildered. ‘Nkole ntya?’ he cries out to his friend. What can he do? 
Marriage is for life and yet his bride, the very apple of his eye is a far cry from what he envisioned her to be. She is lazy and the home they share is falling apart before his very eyes.  Amidst all this, he despairs. ‘Munyambe’. In his mind, he considers taking the path of least resistance by forsaking his current wife and marrying a woman who will lovingly care for him and fulfil her wifely duties. A woman who he feels will bring joy anew into his heart.
The perspective changes when the friend of his to whom he confides makes a gentle plea, ‘Gguma, bijja teleela’, to every complaint that he raises. He encourages him that all that he is going through will be fine just as long as he commits his marriage into Gods hands. ‘Kyekunkuna’ touches on our need to make God the centerpiece of our marriages and the need to persevere and not call it quits when things go awry.
The beautiful song ‘Kyekunkuna’ by the Canaan Gents and Kenneth Mugabi is surely a thing to behold.

11/16/18

Kyekunkuna.

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