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Kenzo noted that he will attend the show that is set for September 15 at Kololo Airstrip in Kampala.
"There isn't anything I will say about the press conference because I didn't watch it a lot,” said Kenzo when he was asked to comment on the joint presser organised by the two artistes on Monday, August 21.
“But I loved the vibe. I also like the healthy battle because it's not about fighting each other. It's business, so people should come and enjoy music. it's a musical battle. it's not physical, so it's a good thing. I'm going to be there and I'm calling all people to come and be there and we enjoy the show.”
Kenzo, who was speaking to the media about his new album, also reminded fellow musicians that he is no longer at the level of battling any of them.
"I don't do battles,” he said. “Anyone who thinks he can battle me should come and we go to Senegal or Colombia.”
The music battle has inspired wideranging comments from different artistes.
For instance, asked to comment on the battle, Rema Namakula said: "... it's fun. It's entertaining. I love it... I will be there... My legs will be split, with one on Cindy's side and another on Sheebah's... because I love them both. I can't take sides."
Rema also said that she was humbled that Cindy respects her after she recently noted that she would battle anyone that came into the industry before her except Rema.
"I'm humbled if that's what she feels because women rarely believe in each other," she said.
While appearing on Baba TV, Gravity was asked whom he expects to be defeated.
He responded: Of course, Cindy. She may get injured since she just gave birth.
Interviewer: She didn't undergo a C-section.
Gravity: It was natural?... Whatever happened, she will be injured... You, people, don't know Sheebah.
Interviewer: If they put you and Sheebah in a battle?
Gravity: I would 'kill' her.
Interviewer: Do you have more hits than her?
Gravity. I'm on a different level.
The Cindy Vs Sheebah music battle, which is being organised by Victoria University, will be held on September 15 at Kololo Airstrip in Kampala.