Achilla Orru, a blind, Ugandan-born musician is a master of the lokembe, or thumb piano, and is regularly heard on CBC Radio. During a recent visit to Uganda, Achilla was awarded the title of "King of the Lukembé". Currently based in Toronto, Canada, Achilla has developed an international reputation for his kalimba (lukembé) playing.

Major things appear to be set on the horizon for Angela Kalule as she turns away from singing drowsy ballads to exciting pop music. The 28-year-old soprano, recently released a couple of singles

With her single 'Sikyetaga' featuring Reggae star Bebe Cool, Alyri ngela has now bounced back into the limelight with her new single 'it’s for you Gulu'.

Bebe Cool has, after a run as the notorious bad boy of Ugandan music, finally turned around. Knowing his attention grabbing antics from the past five years, it had to

Bella” whose real name is Barbara Ndagire, happens to be one of the latest and hottest upcoming female entertainers. She went to Kitante Primary School, Makerere College School, Mengo Senior School for her education and is currently pursing a degree in Secretarial Studies at Makerere University.

Born in the early 70's in Lodwor islands in Kenya, Bob King never had a chance to live with his parents. Bob was born to a traveler father who had a very short affair with his mother and left her pregnant.

I was born in 1979 in Jinja town (hospital) in Eastern Uganda. Both of my parents are now deceased. My primary years were spent in both Jinja and Kampala in Schools like Wanyange Primary School and Kiswa Primary School respectively.

Butika Ian is my name. I'm also known as Buti Knight. I was born in Uganda, Kampala in 1980 to Mr. and Mrs. Butika. My family is not big; Josephine and I are the only children to our parents.

He describes himself as an all rounder when it comes to music to me I think he might come near to the real definition of a musician. He continues to say he is a simple God fearing and friendly to all classes of people.

Joseph Mayanja a.k.a ‘Chameleone', some people have even gone further to shorten it to ‘Chamili’ (Chameleon, no offence). To most people in Uganda when it comes to music, this is their Michael Jackson.

She has been in the music industry since the age of ten and has released four albums during her career so far. These include some of her biggest hits like; “Guma Omwoyo, Bichipuli, Omwoyo Guluma” and many more. Her albums are recorded in Kasiwukira Studios and Lusin Enterprises.

Charlie Ti Wanditi is a gospel artist from Uganda who was nominated for Best Male Artist from East Africa 2005 in the KORA Awards.

My name is Crean Ray aka Hussein Omar, a gospel Hip-hop artist. I have been singing ever since I was a kid of about 5 years old. I used to sing with my young brother Dickson who is now at Makerere University. Am also at Makerere studying development studies.

If you have been to the Jam at the Theatre, you have probably been intrigued by the antics of the longhaired lean man at the back, playing guitar and providing the backbone of the different songs on stage. You have got a taste of Culture Man.

The rare name strikes people as odd and they tend to wonder who this guy is. Born Cyrus Kawalya on the 11th September '81 to a quite well of family at the time, Cyrus' struggles were yet to begin.

Daniel Mutyaba, a Ugandan reggae artist based in Sweden is scheduled to launch his 'Uganda - Pearl of Africa' CD on Thursday 13th May. This album features tracks like Solome Wadawa, Sverige Farval. Bob Marley - the one and only, Omukwano Muzibu, No mother of mine and the title track, Uganda - the pearl of Africa.

My name is David Richard Lumu ‘Daudy’. I am 25yrs old and a Ugandan student pursuing a course in the Association of charted certified accountants (ACCA0. I started singing way back in Sunday school.

Many of us have grown up seeing Dennis the Menace a.k.a Dennis Mawanda presenting African Rhythms.  Well here is another side of him. He is a musician and he has been for a long time apparently.