Ugandan Radio Host Slams Artists for 'Lazy' Albums: "Only Two Good Songs!"

Kampala Radio Host Critiques Music Industry's 'Two Good Songs' Trend Kampala, Uganda – In a recent interview on NRG Radio, host [Host's Name] offered a critical perspective on the music industry's trend of releasing albums with only a few standout tracks. The interview, filmed on June 6th, 2025, highlights a common complaint among music fans and industry professionals alike. "Stop releasing albums that have only two meaningful songs!" the host quoted Ugandan artist Bebe Cool as saying, emphasizing the frustration many feel with artists prioritizing quantity over quality. The host expanded on this point, explaining that "Music lasts forever. Any song can be discovered anytime in the future." He used the examples of Bob Marley and Michael Jackson to illustrate how quality music transcends the artist's lifespan, suggesting a long-term perspective is crucial. The host proposed a strategic solution: a consistent rollout of high-quality singles, giving each track time to gain traction. He stressed the importance of marketing each song individually, rather than relying on the album as a whole to drive popularity. This approach, he argued, allows for sustained engagement and a more effective reach. The interview serves as a reminder to artists and labels to prioritize quality and strategic marketing, ensuring that their music has the longevity it deserves.