Peterson Tusubira Mutebi

Mutebi was mostly of the active Ugandan music artists through the Idi Amin period. He was affected by local celebrities such as for example Tabu Ley and Franco aswell as foreign works just like the Beatles, Jim Reeves, and Cliff Richard, creating a design he known as “kadonkam,” a fusion of indigenous rhythms with C&W. His music group also played several popular dance music group styles. Mutebi’s 1st recordings were manufactured in 1972, and offered quite well provided the poverty and instability of his indigenous country. His recognition has endured for this, and he continues to be hopeful that both politics and fiscal conditions could be more conducive towards the advancement of the Ugandan music picture soon.