{UAH} RADIO AND WEASEL DESERVE MORE RECOGNITION

Friends,
Away from politics, I think the Radio and Weasel guys don't get the credit they deserve in the music industry in Uganda. Almost every year, they come up with a hit that is even capable of moving me out of my seat. Now, their song: 'HELENA' just cant get out of my head. Yes, the Bebecools and the like are good screamers but I think these guys are also up there. This is not a challenge, just genuine observation: I have been trying - in vain thus far - to find good renditions by Bebecool. I think he(Bebecool) is always recognized because of his status but he isn't that good.As they say:'an ugly woman can turn out to look beautiful while driving a car'.

Actually, a friend of mine in Sweden is trying hard to break the ice in this industry, and he is good, but I guess he is gonna need to buy himself a 'car' soon. I find Ms.Namubiru Iryn the best among the whole lot, followed by Juliana! She has got everything:beauty, the voice, the moves,Shakira-like-figure, everything. Juliana used to be so good before gravity took over. I guess it all comes down to personal choice. I have had no musical education so cannot present any arguments one way or the other. Well,there are people who consider Jackie Chan a good singer because he did one song in Rush Hour.

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