KAMULE KUMALO

           SPRAGGA IN TANZANIA/2024 Hustling from Pine Avenue to the Big League Once upon a Gulu night, Spragga was the guy to call when you needed to pull a crowd or endorse a product or brand with an influencer across town. Pine Avenue, the OG record label, gave him his first big break. Spragga didn’t just settle there—he took that experience and transformed himself into a one-man promotions powerhouse. Ten years later, he’s not just a local legend; Spragga is a brand name, leaving his Pine Avenue days behind and soaring solo. From Instagram Likes to Big Brand Strikes Solo but never alone, Spragga now rolls with thousands of followers on Instagram, TikTok, and Facebook. And where the followers go, the brands follow. O Cafe, Guinness Lite House, KSP Hotel, Kweyo Shoppers, and Bea Events all saw the value of having Spragga as the face of their promotions. Whether it’s selling beer, coffee, or getting people into a fancy hotel, Spragga’s charm is magnetic....

  King Tizo Imole:  The Skating Ghetto  Superstar If you haven’t heard of King Tizo Imole , where have you been?  This roller-skating, tinted-hair sensation is making waves in Gulu, and trust me, you want to get on board! Known for his catchy Gen Z slang and relatable ghetto hustle anthems, King Tizo is quickly becoming the voice of the youth in Gulu City. His unique style seamlessly blends the raw energy of street life with an unmistakable urban flair, making him impossible to ignore. His hottest track, “Dye Wo Rwede Tye,” produced by Pro One’s Beat at Be a Star Records , has taken over the airwaves. It’s everywhere—from bustling street corners to popular radio stations—and it’s no surprise why. The song has become an anthem for hustlers, with its infectious beat and relatable lyrics that resonate deeply with Gulu’s youth. His other tracks, “We Don’t Fier” featuring Classic and “Wadegi,” are also climbing the charts and gaining traction, solidifying his place...