Top 5 songs released in first week of 2024

Among the artistes that have already dropped new songs is Bebe Cool, who ended 2023 with Question and ruffled some feathers after his controversial list came out.

Juliana Kanyomozi, who released one song in 2023, will be outing another one this coming week.

Below are some of the hot new songs that have been released in the first week of 2024.

1. Only You

Bebe Cool's Afrobeat jam was produced by Ronnie on Dis One and the video was filmed by Sasha Vybz.

The groovy song, which has been sung in Luganda and English, is centered on desire. Bebe Cool coughed up multiple millions of shillings for the video which was stunning visuals. The video premiered on January 2.

2. Enafuya

Zafaran tapped T Paul for the remix of her song Enafuya. The remix, which was produced by Artin Pro, can be danced to and is also a good tune for listening pleasure.

Aaronaire gave it a beautiful video. It's also a love song sung in Luganda, Runyankore, and English. Artin Pro also recorded the original version which was released in June 2023.

3. Guno Omwaka

Alien Skin started 2024 reminding the world who he is. The song's message is reminding everyone who cares to know that he will continue to live life on his terms.

The song, which was produced by GZ Beatz, has funky beats.

4. Onotwala Ani

Biswanka dropped beautiful visuals of his song Onotwala Ani, which was produced by Navy Beats.

The audio was released in August 2023 but with the beautiful visuals shot by Lito Hudson, Onotwala Ani has been given a major boost.

Biswanka broke out in 2023 with Ontunulemu.

5. Tukubwe

When you hit the studio with Bangar Boi, you'll definitely come out with with a tune people have to dance to.

The title of the song clearly spells out what Zagazillions is singing about if you grew up in Uganda. With proper promotion, this is another club anthem.

The other songs to look out for are Maama by Vally Music and Gravity Omutujju's Twakulila Kumpaka, which was produced by Eno Beats. Both songs are dedicated to mothers and their commitment to child upbringing,