A SAD LOVE STORY BY KIDUM AND SANA

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Kidum: acting is on my to-do list

Singer and Drummer Kidum who is set to launch his new album, Haturudi Nyuma told Hot Secrets that acting is on his bucketlist.The Burundian singer famed for numerous hits like Mapenzi said he would like to act in one of the many Tanzanian movies, “I have contacted the bongo movie people, this is something I would like to do at one point in my life,” he revealed. He said that it would have to an

KIDUM PLANS TO LAUNCH HIS 5-COUNTRY ALBUM

Burundian born singer and drummer Kidum is planning on ‘a grande launch’ for his fourth album, Haturudi Nyuma.Speaking to Hot Secrets, Kidum said he is in talks with his distributors, SoundAfrica on the logistics of the launch.He describes his album as “one that brings five countries together” as it includes collaborations with big acts from Kenya, Uganda, Tanzania and Rwanda.“I wanted to have an

KIDUM: I HAVE NO BEEF WITH HERMY B

Benga heavyweight Kidum has denied reports that he is involved in a bitter beef with famed Tanzanian producer Hermy B.Kidum whose new song Nitafanya which features Lady Jaydee is doing well on the charts was rumoured to have had a fallout with the former Tusker Project fame judge after he re-recorded the song which was originally produced by Hermy B again.Kidum told Kiss TV’s Hotsource that he

KIDUM'S COLLABO WITH LADY JAY DEE OUT!

As usual i love me some Kidum. Well, he has officially released his single and video featuring Lady Jay Dee titled Nitafanya. Look out for it on Kiss TV.Kidum met Tanzanian producer Hermy B during the Tusker Project Fame recordings of the live shows in Kenya Last year. So when Kidum was in TZ for a show they worked out on an idea he had and voila, Nitafanya was born at the B'hits Music Group

Rwandan genocide songs cost Sh1.4m

Four top notch East African musicians last week joined Rwandans to sing ‘Genocide Never Again’ as Rwanda commemorated 15 years since the 1994 genocide that claimed the lives of one million Tutsis and moderate Hutus over just 100 days.Kenya’s Nameless, Burundi’s Kidum, Tanzania’s TID and Uganda’s Blu*3, were invited to spread the message of hope to the genocide survivors through songs composed by