Juliana Kanyomozi has shared insights into her sustained success in the music industry, attributing it to her dedication to her craft rather than relying on controversy for attention. During an appearance on The Deep Talk on Galaxy TV, she emphasized her commitment to producing quality music as the foundation of her career.

Levixone has expressed his views on the ongoing debate between albums and singles in the Ugandan music industry, suggesting that artists should embrace the opportunity to experiment with album projects. He emphasized that the success of these projects is largely influenced by the distribution strategy and the partners involved, according to MBU.

Gospel singer Mungu Feni has stated that Ugandan gospel musicians face difficulties in sustaining long-term careers due to financial challenges and outdated perceptions of gospel music. He emphasizes the necessity for the industry to evolve in order to appeal to younger audiences.

The article discusses the evolving role of deejays, highlighting how their reputation once relied on their ability to select the right music and read the crowd without verbal communication. It reflects on a time when the focus was solely on the music rather than the deejay's performance, questioning the current trend of deejays dancing during their sets.

Afrobeats artist BNXN has ignited a new discussion by stating that NBA players earn significantly more than Nigerian musicians. This comparison highlights the financial disparities between the two professions and has drawn attention to the earnings of artists in the Nigerian music industry.

Afrobeats singer Spyro has alleged that religious leaders in Nigeria are profiting from the country's insecurity and economic difficulties. He claims that many of these leaders remain silent on pressing issues due to the advantages they gain from the current state of affairs, suggesting a lack of accountability and advocacy from their side.