Top 10 Songs That Dominated July 2025 – UG Edition
- Josephine Gikaru
- Aug 18
- 2 min read
A fusion of streetwise energy and sultry vocals, “Kapati” brought together Alien Skin’s signature raw sound with Sandra Naxx’s melodic delivery. The track became an instant favorite across clubs and TikTok, thanks to its catchy hook and relatable lyrics. It’s the perfect blend of street anthem and love song.
Tracy Melon continues to prove she’s a powerhouse vocalist. “Ogenda Kukilaba” delivers emotional depth with a soulful performance that explores themes of heartbreak and moving on. The song gained massive traction on radio and YouTube, cementing her place among Uganda’s rising stars.
Ava Peace hit yet another milestone with “Omwana We Buddu,” a track that blends traditional vibes with modern pop elements. The song resonates deeply with fans for its empowering message and cultural pride, becoming a favorite at both local events and online streams.
4. Onyonona – Liam Voice
Liam Voice poured his heart into “Onyonona,” a slow, soulful ballad that touches on unspoken love and vulnerability. Known for his emotional storytelling, Liam’s latest offering has struck a chord with fans, especially across streaming platforms and late-night playlists.
5. Luliba Olwo – Novic Starr
A surprise hit of the month, “Luliba Olwo” by Novic Starr combines rhythmic beats with thought-provoking lyrics. Its introspective tone and hypnotic flow made it a sleeper favorite, especially among fans looking for deeper meaning in their music.
6. Kaba – Kapeke
“Kaba” lit up the dance floors with its high-energy beat and catchy chorus. Kapeke brought serious heat in July with this club-ready track that instantly became a street anthem. DJs couldn’t get enough of it, and fans followed with viral dance challenges.
7. TikTok Life – King Saha
King Saha dropped a timely and trend-aware hit with “TikTok Life,” a playful, upbeat song that mirrors the digital lifestyle of today’s youth. With clever lyrics and an addictive beat, it quickly became a favorite across social platforms and video content.
8. Me Too Parody – Dogo Charlie ft. Abigail Chams & Harmonize
Dogo Charlie added a comedic twist to a trending sound with “Me Too Parody,” enlisting Tanzanian stars Abigail Chams and Harmonize. The parody took over TikTok and Reels with hilarious skits and relatable content, showing the lighter side of East African music.
9. Wanula – Ava Peace
Ava Peace makes a second appearance with “Wanula,” a beautifully crafted track that explores healing and self-worth after heartbreak. Her vocals are strong yet soothing, making the song both inspirational and easy to vibe to
10. Ready – Gloria Bugie (feat. Vyroota)
“Ready” is a standout collaboration between Gloria Bugie and Vyroota. Their chemistry shines on this smooth, mid-tempo track that talks about emotional readiness and real love. With a compelling chorus and modern production, it closed the month on a high note.
