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Top song collaborations between Ugandan and Kenyan artistes

Chameleone teamed up with Bebe Cool, who was already established in Nairobi, and they started recording songs with the help of Ogoopa Deejays
Jose Chameleone, Karole Kasita and Bien
Jose Chameleone, Karole Kasita and Bien

Before Uganda had enough producers and modern studios, musicians used to travel to Kenya to record their songs.

Ugandan music legends like Sammy Kasule, Elly Wamala, Kabuye Semboga, Paul Kafeero, Tony Senkebejje, Billy Mbowa Kawoya, Sammy Kawuma, Jose Chameleone, and Bebe Cool recorded some of their big projects from Kenya.

In fact, for Chameleone, his music career was launched from Nairobi, where he also met Dorotia who would fund his initial projects and also give him a daughter.

The 'Badilisha' hitmaker had gone to Kenya at the invitation of Kalamashaka, the Kenyan hip-hop group that wanted to record a song with him and later flaked.

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Luckily for him, he teamed up with Bebe Cool, who was already established in Nairobi, and they started recording songs with the help of Ogopa Deejays.

When they fell out, Cool teamed up with Wyre and Nazizi to form the East African Bashment Crew under which they record hits like 'Kube', 'This Tune', 'Fire Anthem' (which was produced by Magic Washington and Tony Houls) and 'Combination' (featuring Peter Miles and Menshan).

Chameleone's collabo with Redsan was recorded by Ogopa Deejays, who also produced his breakout song Mama Mia and Njo Kalibu.

Ogopa Deejays also made the beats for Peter Miles' breakout song 'One Time' (featuring Menshan) and Bebe Cool’s Fitina album.

Other notable collaborations are:-

  1. Cindy and Dufla Diligon for 'Tempo Remix'
  2. Azawi and Bensoul - 'Elevated'
  3. Sauti Sol and Azawi - 'Njagala Vibe'
  4. Bebe Cool and Sauti Sol - 'Mbozi za Malwa'
  5. DJ Shiru and Redsan - 'Don't Sweat It'
  6. Karole Kasita and Arrow Bwoy - 'You'
  7. Jackie Chandiru and Arrow Bwoy - 'The One'
  8. Arrow Bwoy and Voltage Music - 'Lover Man'
  9. Nameless and Blu3 - 'Prisoner'
  10. Amani and Goodyfe - 'Kiboko'
  11. Wyre and Voltage Music - 'Pull Up Remix'
  12. Mbuzi Gang with John Blaq & Felista Di Superstar - 'Shamra Shamra Remix'

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