The Tribe UG Podcast

As we wrap up Season 4 of The Tribe UG Podcast, we’re bringing together some of the most dynamic voices in Uganda’s urban music scene for an insightful and thought-provoking discussion. Joining us are the talented rapper Play01, creative producer Afsa, singer/songwriter Yvonne Kushe, and fast-rising artist Lukas Blacc.

In this special episode, we hand over the mic to our guests to explore how can artists truly monetize their craft in the urban music industry? With Afsa’s experience scaling a franchise across East Africa and founding Clone Me Studios, Yvonne Kushe’s unique perspective from the diaspora comparing Uganda and Canada, Play01’s dual role as a rapper and entrepreneur with IV League Collective, and Lukas Blacc’s insights from working with major brands like Jameson, this discussion is packed with valuable insights for artists and industry professionals alike. In the second half, we shift gears to talk about the generational divide in Uganda’s urban music industry. This candid conversation will delve into the tensions and transitions between the two eras of Ugandan urban music.

Don’t miss this electrifying season finale as we explore the past, present, and future of Uganda’s urban music scene.

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Hosts: ⁠@TheNinjaFelix⁠, ⁠@paulothewriter,⁠ ⁠@TheCountMarkula⁠, @Damzy_lola

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After an unexpected break, the Tribe UG Podcast is back, reigniting the conversation by celebrating their two nominations at the African Podcast & Voice Awards (APVA). Although voting has already closed, the crew takes a moment to appreciate this significant milestone.

In this episode, they welcome the talented and award-winning rapper and spoken-word artist, Wake 256. Wake opens up about the inspiration behind his powerful creations, offering insights into his creative process for both songs and poems. He discusses the influence of his faith and church community on his work, and shares his experience of collaborating with global brands like the Global Health Centre, where his poem was published on the staircases in Geneva.

Wake also provides valuable advice for young poets and creatives aspiring to one day work with brands, offering a glimpse into what it takes to create impactful work on a global scale.

Tune in for a deep dive into creativity, spirituality, brand collaborations, and the art of live performance.

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Hosts: ⁠@TheNinjaFelix⁠, ⁠@paulothewriter,⁠ ⁠@TheCountMarkula⁠, @Damzy_lola

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🎥: Nelson for Skyline Media

🔊: Sound byHassan⁠ for Skyline Media

Connect with The Tribe UG

📧: [email protected]

Twitter: ⁠@TheTribe_UG⁠

Instagram: @thetribeug

Facebook: The Tribe UG

YouTube: The Tribe UG

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In this episode of The Tribe UG Podcast, Producer Hassan steps out from behind the scenes to join as a co-host alongside TheCountMarkula. They're joined by the talented Maritza, who opens the episode with her powerful poem "THE whoremONES."

The trio dives deep into a discussion about the poem, dream concerts, and reminisces about past performances that left a lasting impression.

They also take a moment to appreciate the Meats and Beats anniversary, thanking all the amazing guests, performers, DJs, and of course, the meat guy. Contribute to the podcast via MoMoPay, - 624404 Hosts: ⁠@TheNinjaFelix⁠, ⁠@paulothewriter,⁠ ⁠@TheCountMarkula⁠, @Damzy_lola 📸: Captured by Senkungu Eric for Skyline Media 🎥: Kagame Bruce for Skyline Media 🎨: Israel Denis 🔊: Sound by Ecee⁠ for Skyline Media Connect with The Tribe UG 📧: [email protected] Twitter: ⁠@TheTribe_UG⁠ Instagram: @thetribeug Facebook: The Tribe UG YouTube: The Tribe UG 📱 WhatsApp: +256773242744

Join us on this episode of the Tribe UG podcast as we sit down with the multi-talented Michael Wawuyo Jr., an esteemed Ugandan actor, award-winning film producer, and documentary filmmaker. With a repertoire spanning both television and cinema, Michael has left an indelible mark on the industry with his diverse roles.

From captivating performances in TV shows like Hostel (Seasons 1-3), where he brought Brother John to life, to memorable appearances in films such as Yat Madit, Kyenvu, and Sara's Notebook, Michael's talent knows no bounds. Notably, he's made waves with Uganda's first two movies featured on Netflix: The Girl in a Yellow Jumper and Katera of the Punishment Island.

But Michael's creativity doesn't stop in front of the camera. Behind the scenes, he's a visionary director and producer. His latest directorial venture, Boy No Fear, stands as a testament to his passion for storytelling, with executive production by Jonathan Curtis, an esteemed American film director.

Tune in as we delve into Michael's journey, from his early days in the industry to his current projects reshaping Ugandan cinema. Get ready for an insightful conversation about art, culture, and the power of storytelling with one of Uganda's brightest stars.

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Embark on an electrifying journey with Season 4 of The Tribe UG Podcast, where we're honored to welcome the illustrious DJ Bush Baby. Join us as we delve into the multifaceted career of this legendary DJ, whose influence extends far beyond the turntables. From pioneering English radio in Tanzania to shaping EATV into a media powerhouse, DJ Bushbaby's journey is one of innovation and impact.

In this episode, DJ Bushbaby shares insights gained from transitioning between roles and industries, offering invaluable lessons for aspiring media professionals. Together, we explore the state of Ugandan media, questioning whether mainstream media is truly dead and examining the demise of Urban TV, a station he played a pivotal role in founding.

Through candid conversations and captivating anecdotes, DJ Bushbaby provides a unique perspective on the evolving media landscape. Discover what digital media platforms can learn from traditional media to expand their reach and monetize their platforms effectively. Don't miss this opportunity to uncover the legacy of DJ Bushbaby and his enduring influence on East African media and entertainment.

Tune in as we celebrate the indelible mark left by DJ Bush Baby and his invaluable contributions to shaping the cultural fabric of our region.

Contribute to the podcast via MoMoPay, - 624404 Hosts: ⁠@TheNinjaFelix⁠, ⁠@paulothewriter,⁠ ⁠@TheCountMarkula⁠, @Damzy_lola 📸: Captured by Senkungu Eric for Skyline Media 🎥: Kagame Bruce for Skyline Media 🎨: Israel Denis 🔊: Sound by Ecee⁠ for Skyline Media Connect with The Tribe UG 📧: [email protected] Twitter: ⁠@TheTribe_UG⁠ Instagram: @thetribeug  Facebook: The Tribe UG  YouTube: The Tribe UG  📱 WhatsApp: +256773242744