Top 5 Ugandan songs released this week

Hi, welcome back to the weekly top Ugandan songs series where we look at new songs by Ugandan artistes.

Sometimes you'll find an old song and that's because the artiste had only released the audio and the video is new.

Joshua Baraka teamed up with Nigerian singers Simi & Qing Madi, and Ugandan producer Axon to remix his song Dalilah.

The remix has received a fairly good reception judging by social media comments. Baraka was from releasing the video of Falling in Love, a duet with British singer Leostaytrill. Falling in Love was produced by KatManDu.

Baraka has been very active since the year, having also dropped Denge on which he teams up with King Perry, Savara, and Marioo.

Denge came shortly after Baraka released the video of Dalilah, a song off Joshua Baraka's latest Extended Play titled Growing Pains, which was released on Tuesday, December 5, 2023.

King Saha and Kampala Boys (B2C) have a new song called Sibibala, produced by Bass Boi whose other notable projects include Njagala Gwe, Spell on You & Sembera (Geosteady), Baligeya & Simple Man (Spice Diana), Ebyo Byoli (Feffe Bussi & Karole Kasita) and Key & Konfunye (Feffe Bussi).

Sibibala is a good song but it hasn't created a lot of buzz, considering it has only 50k views on YouTube in three days yet the artistes behind it are highly regarded vocalists.

Eddie Yawe has dropped some of the dopest collabos with female artistes, with his most recent duets being with Carol Nantongo and Martha Mukisa. They were both artistes.

He has also not missed with Njikwongele where he employed a white vixen in a video filmed by his company Dream Pictures. The audio was produced by KwenyeBeats.

John Blaq, who recently dropped an awesome jam titled Kido, teamed up with Sincere and Hatim & Dockey, to release Killy Collabo, which was produced by BIT on this Beat.

The beautiful visuals were filmed by Mastermind Laray who was recently directed videos of Feeling, Bajambula & Rolex (Jowy Landa), My Miss & Akahama (Toniks), Coz of You (Crysto Panda) and Kamese (Zulitums).

The video of Tyabu Tyabu comes across as a commercial for the Ugandan tourism sector, with a cameo by the Busoga Kingdom Kyabazinga and Deputy Prime Minister Rebecca Kadaga.

Off the Navio X Project Album, the song was produced by Baru Beats and Abaasa, with a video by Hennix Touch.