Dancehall artist and Guntalk music boss Beenie Gunter has expressed his disappointment in the recently formed musicians federation and its leadership. Beenie Gunter had no kind words for the members especially its president Eddy Kenzo who failed to secure his freedom when jailed in Abu Dhabi.
According to Beenie Gunter, the Federation president Eddy Kenzo contributed only five hundred thousand shillings and was silent despite efforts to reach him for further assistance.
He claimed to be broke and not able to help.
Eddy Kenzo
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However, he advised fellow artists to first consider learning the laws that govern the countries where they are invited to perform and also get some information about the music promoters who book them. This will help avoid unforeseen problems in case anything happens.
He thanked his family and friends like Bobi Wine, Judith Heard, and Crystal Panda who worked to help out on his release.
Beenie Gunter Biography
Baguma Crescent, popularly known as Beenie Gunter, is a Ugandan Reggae Dancehall Artist, commonly known for his hit songs Pon Mi and Olina Work, the latter, a collaboration with Nigerian artist Skales. He released his 25-track debut studio album No Fear in 2019 which features artists like Skales and Lydia Jazmine.
Gunter recorded his debut single No Offence with Producer Emon of South Side Studios released under Jahlovd Label in 2013. He later worked with Ugandan video director Sasha Vybz under his Savvy Music label until 2015, when he joined another record label called Stain. He recorded Lose Control under the Stain record label and later that year left Stain to start his new record label, Guntalk City Movement. Beenie Gunter followed the success of the No Offence with another single Tubayo which he recorded while in Mbarara City for a show.
Beenie Gunter is a dancehall artist who looks at dominating the internal scene.
