What you need to know:
- The controversy arose following a public exchange between A Pass and DJ Nimrod, where the latter criticized the commercial success of A Pass’s latest 42-track album.
- In response, A Pass pointed out the disparity between the recognition he receives from international media outlets and the lack of support from Ugandan radio stations.
In a recent development, a prominent Ugandan musician has taken a stand against local media for their alleged failure to recognize and promote quality music. The artist, known by the stage name A Pass, expressed frustration with media outlets and presenters for overlooking his recent album release.
The controversy arose following a public exchange between A Pass and DJ Nimrod, where the latter criticized the commercial success of A Pass’s latest 42-track album. DJ Nimrod suggested that A Pass was struggling to regain the popularity he once enjoyed, implying that his music was no longer resonating with audiences.
In response, A Pass pointed out the disparity between the recognition he receives from international media outlets and the lack of support from Ugandan radio stations. He cited a recent interview with BBC1Xtra, where he was given the opportunity to showcase his album, as evidence of his international acclaim.
According to A Pass, local media outlets are more interested in sensationalism than in promoting talented artists. He lamented the fact that radio stations in Uganda prioritize gossip about his personal life over meaningful discussions about his music.
The singer’s criticism highlights broader issues within the Ugandan music industry, including the challenges faced by artists in gaining recognition and support from mainstream media. It also raises questions about the priorities of media outlets and their role in shaping public perceptions of musical talent.
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