Mudra writes my hit songs in 30 minutes – Karole Kasita

In an interview with a local television station, Karole said that Mudra is a fundamental ingredient in her music success due to his songwriting talent. She is not shy about revealing that there is no project she has worked on without the “Muyayu” hit singer.

Mudra D Viral Pulse

"Mudra writes my songs in thirty minutes and he has been the magic behind all of them. I always invite him to the studio when recording any song, I trust him. I owe him a lot including my success," she said.

Mudra Pulse

Mudra is also dance hall artist, he entered the industry in 2015 after recording his first song with Dr. Fizol at Avie records. He has since released viral songs like “Gwe Amanyi” “Onkosa” “Ayi” with Sheebah and “Corona” with Karole.

Karole Kasita Pulse

The “Balance” hit maker started writing her own songs and singing back in secondary school. It wasn’t until after graduating from Makerere University that she devoted herself to making a career out of her love for music.

Karole Kasita Pulse

Karole recently celebrated her 33^rd birthday on 25^th April with the release of party anthem “Nywamu”.

Also read: Nywamu, dancehall queen Karole Kasita turns 33 in style

Stage success

The multi-talented artist who is also a dancer and energetic performer said she is not going to let groping fans stop her from enjoying her performances. The singer said this after the stage sexual harassment singer Martha Mukisa faced a few weeks back.

Singer and dancer Pulse

Karole is defiant and clearly states that she won’t be intimidated by ill-mannered fans to stop dressing in her diva manner. This was also in response to fans who called her out on her dress code. In the interview, the singer/dancer explained that the only way to end this harassment is to limit fans access to performers not demanding that the artists change their costumes.

Karole performing Pulse

“Changing my way of dressing won’t stop sexual harassment. Event organizers must find a way to limit the easy access of the fans to the artistes. A gap should be created during these performances. When people say that such acts happen because we dress skimpily, it is encouraging these fans to continue harassing artists. I will not stop wearing what I want just because of some ill-mannered fans,” she said.