The first deal to bring Jamaican dancehall and reggae maestro Busy Signal to Kampala was plunked weeks into initiation but our snoops have...
The first deal to bring Jamaican dancehall and reggae maestro
Busy Signal to Kampala was plunked weeks into initiation but our snoops
have established that he is finally confirmed for October 9.
The lanky “Out Fid Dis” crooner will perform at Club Silk’s Street Jam on Independence Day (October 9) after the Industrial Area based night spot usurped a failed plan to bring him the Kampala.
busy signal
He had earlier been booked for a concert in our dusty city by Eagles’ Productions manager and “bivuulu” promoter Musa Kavuma but speculators intimidate the loaded fella pulled out of the deal in fear of losses and lack of sponsorship.
Born Glendale Goshia Gordon, Busy Signal is a leading Jamaican dancehall and reggae artiste. He is responsible for hits like One More night, Night shift, Bedroom Bully, which is a remix of Shaba Ranks’ 90s popular Bedroom Bully hit, Missing You, Reggae Music Again which is considered the biggest reggae hit at the moment as well as Watch Out Fid Dis, also one of the biggest dancehall hits at the moment.
His gig comes in a backdrop of an oversold show by fellow Jamaicans Koshens and Alaine at Lugogo this month,
The lanky “Out Fid Dis” crooner will perform at Club Silk’s Street Jam on Independence Day (October 9) after the Industrial Area based night spot usurped a failed plan to bring him the Kampala.
busy signal
He had earlier been booked for a concert in our dusty city by Eagles’ Productions manager and “bivuulu” promoter Musa Kavuma but speculators intimidate the loaded fella pulled out of the deal in fear of losses and lack of sponsorship.
Born Glendale Goshia Gordon, Busy Signal is a leading Jamaican dancehall and reggae artiste. He is responsible for hits like One More night, Night shift, Bedroom Bully, which is a remix of Shaba Ranks’ 90s popular Bedroom Bully hit, Missing You, Reggae Music Again which is considered the biggest reggae hit at the moment as well as Watch Out Fid Dis, also one of the biggest dancehall hits at the moment.
His gig comes in a backdrop of an oversold show by fellow Jamaicans Koshens and Alaine at Lugogo this month,
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