Musically Speaking

The 90S is rightly named the most versatile musical era EVER....have a peek a list and see if you agree, and if you can spot a favorite...

James Onen Omunaku Ateguya Laureen-Daphne Abwooli-Kahunde Nkunja Đł McKenzie Musically Speaking

The 50 Best Songs of the ’90s Let’s celebrate the decade of record-smashing hits, underrated gems, wacky one-hit wonders, and influential indie tracks. (We’re sorry, but you won’t find “Mambo No. 5” here.)

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Music Review: Wuhu – Mudra D Viral, Winnie Wa Mummy & DJ Horace Wuhu doesn’t bother to follow any musical formulas as far as production and arrangement are concerned. It is basically a track where anything goes, an amalgamation of house, dance and dancehall where you can barely tell what the hook is.

I think musical ensembles are dying out, and I think the reason is social media. Today, your typical song is 2 minutes 30 seconds long, because all you really need is a catchy hook.

Back when songs were about 5 minutes long, you could put together a song like this:

This was the time when I accepted that R Kelly's vocal chops were top tier...and that a white girl (Crystal Lewis) could sing...

James Onen Omunaku Ateguya Lynn Kiyegga Jazz Safari Laureen-Daphne Abwooli-Kahunde Nkunja

Kirk Franklin Lean On Me ft Mary J Blige, Bono, The Family, R Kelly, Crystal Lewis